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Sarah Ball in conversation with Phillip Edward Spradley, cultural producer, discussing her artistic practice, recent projects, and studio processes.

'The Time is Always Now: Artists Reframe the Black Figure' showcases the work of contemporary artists from the African diaspora, and highlights the use of figures to illuminate the richness and complexity of Black life.

Rivane Neuenschwander’s major solo exhibition, Tangolomango, at Instituto Inhotim features the artists new installation, History and Infancy (WAR), exploring ideas of memory, time and culture.

The Contemporary Austin’s Benefit Art Auction 2024 features Holly Hendry’s work, Metabolism I. All proceeds support the museum's groundbreaking exhibitions and award-winning arts education programs. 

Ilona Keserü solo exhibition Hommage – Respect at Kunsthalle (Mücsarnok) places a special emphasis on the gesture of respect. The oeuvre is extremely rich in that it commemorates important masters, contemporaries, theorists, and poets with a single image.

Material Worlds illuminates the diverse roles textiles play in artistic practice. The exhibition brings together artists who take the intimate and domestic quality of textiles and transform them into theatrical, bold, unsettling and humorous artworks that inspire, challenge and offer new ways of thinking.

Ged Quinn features in How Did You Come into the World? alongside 49 other artists and artist units from across the globe.

Yooyun Yang showcases five acrylic paintings on handmade Korean paper in the group show, A Time When Painting and Life Dance at Sejong Museum of Art.

Gangwon International Triennale: Ecological Art from Beneath is the first Nomadic Triennale among the art exhibitions in South Korea, seeking to support local and regional contemporary artists to realise their projects and forge interaction.

Leilah Babirye’s painting on paper, Kuchu Series (Queer Ugandans), has been selected by curator Marty Eisenberg to feature in The Drawing Center’s 2024 Benefit Auction.

Deborah Roberts features in the group exhibition Irrationally Speaking highlighting two art forms—collage and assemblage—as artistic techniques and conceptual approaches.

Woody De Othello exhibits a new large-scale, patinated bronze at Frieze Sculpture, co-presented by Stephen Friedman Gallery, Jessica Silverman and Karma.

Energy Fields: Vibrations of The Pacific is an exhibition, publication, and series of public programs co-presented by Fulcrum Arts and Chapman University.

Sarah Ball features in the group exhibition Being There, which showcases four Thomas Gainsborough portraits alongside 18 British contemporary artists working in portraiture today.

Yinka Shonibare CBE RA's sculpture, Hibiscus Rising, has been shortlisted for the 2024 PSSA Marsh Award for excellence in public sculpture.

In ‘LIMINAL ZONE | BETWEEN WORLDS’, Kunsthaus Kaufbeuren showcases works by the Swedish artist Andreas Eriksson, the Portuguese artist Jorge Queiroz and the French painter Aelita le Quément.

Claire Barclay and Oana Stanciu feature new works at the historic Pittencrieff House during Outwith Festival 2024.

Jonathan Baldock's installation, Take a Peek, transforms the windows of Hermès' London New Bond Street store.

A Dog’s Life presents the work of international artists, designers, illustrators and photographers who use dogs as their subject matter and inspiration. The exhibition explores the influence and impact that dogs have had on the artists’ practise and how dogs have become such an integral part of our lives.

Anxieties, when Shared explores the 'anxiety' that permeates our daily lives and society. The group exhibition features work created over the past five years by nine contemporary artists, spanning various genres including painting, photography, sculpture, video, sound installations, and performances.