TERESITA FERNÁNDEZ – LIQUID HORIZON

Posted on 2025-08-18

Liquid Horizon, an exhibition of new work by New York–based artist Teresita Fernández, featuring a glazed ceramic wall installation and luminous sculptural panels that evoke watery realms, the exhibition extends Fernández’s ongoing interest in subterranean landscapes—soil horizons formed by geological and human-formed layers. Here, her inquiry moves into the stratified depths of the ocean, revealing layers of shifting density and transparency that expand the visual and conceptual language beyond the terrestrial.

Opposite – Liquid Horizon 4, 2025

Exhibition runs through to October 25th, 2025

Lehmann Maupin
213 Itaewon-ro, Yongsan-gu Hannam
Seoul
South Korea

www.lehmannmaupin.com

  

KRISTIN NORDHØY – RETURNING & TURNING

Posted on 2025-08-18

Two site-specific wall drawings, one layered with charcoal dust and one with red Cadmium pigment, are setting the corners of the exhibition which occupies both the main space and the annex space of the gallery. These semi-transparent monochrome fields expose and incorporate traces and fragments of previous activity on the gallery walls.

Opposite – Installation view

Exhibition runs through to September 20th, 2025

Galleri Riis
Arbins gate 7
NO-0253 Oslo
Norway

galleririis.com

  

AYA TAKANO – HOW DEEP HOW FAR WE CAN GO

Posted on 2025-08-18

Titled, how deep how far we can go, the exhibition brings together new paintings, drawings, and installations that explore memory, ancestral consciousness, and the timeless connection between all beings–human and non-human alike.

Opposite – Installation view

Exhibition runs through to August 29th, 2025

Perrotin
5036 W Pico Blvd
CA 90019
Los Angeles

www.perrotin.com

  

CHUNG EUN-MO – SHAPE OF LIGHT

Posted on 2025-08-11

In the exhibition “Shape of Light” Chung presents a core group of shaped canvases, created mainly from the 1980s to the early 2000s. These paintings, defined by asymmetrical geometric outlines and areas of pure color, engage with the surrounding architecture. The shaped canvases converse with the volumes of the space, responding to the arches, openings, and large windows that flood the gallery with natural light. The expansive white wall becomes a kind of neutral field that welcomes and refracts the chromatic geometries of the works, creating a visual rhythm that extends through the gallery. The compositions thus resonate with the architectural elements, generating a perceptual experience that is both pictorial and spatial.

Opposite – Crossing, 1989

Exhibition runs through to August 30th, 2025

Monica De Cardenas
Chesa Albertini
Stradun 111
CH-7524 Zuoz
Switzerland

monicadecardenas.com

  

HIROKI TSUKUDA – LIMINAL SPACE

Posted on 2025-08-11

In Liminal Space, Tsukuda explores the elusive space between reality and fiction. His works emerge from states of transition – between places, times, and modes of perception. The motifs appear both familiar and detached, like memories of experiences that were never actually lived. Inspired by the aesthetics of so-called “liminal spaces” – deserted corridors, stripped shopping malls, surreal threshold zones – Tsukuda creates imagery that defies clear localization. They hover between presence and absence, memory and imagination. This perspective is shaped by his childhood in rural Japan, where the urban landscape was characterised by architectural remnants such as stairs leading nowhere or doors opening into emptiness, known as Hyperart Thomassons.

Opposite – Jet and star, 2025

Exhibition runs through to August 27th, 2025

Galerie Gisela Capitain
St. Apern Straße 26
50667 Cologne
Germany

www.galeriecapitain.de

  

SARA FLORES – BAKISH MAI

Posted on 2025-08-11

‘Bakish Mai’ presents the recent work of Peruvian artist and activist Sara Flores: a new film and a series of patterned, abstract paintings. Through these works, Flores offers conceptual representations of Shipibo-Konibo ancestral knowledge – mappings of the Amazonian cosmos and histories made visible on the painted surface.

The exhibition’s title, which is also the name of the school co-founded by Flores in the Peruvian Amazon, translates loosely to ‘Land of Yesterday and Tomorrow’. The phrase speaks to a circular idea of time in which ancestral pasts shape the future, as well as the continued resonance of Indigenous epistemologies within a politics of land, life and futurity.’

Opposite – Untitled (Ani Maya Shao Punté Kené, 2024), 2024

Exhibition runs through to September 7th, 2025

White Cube
144-152 Bermondsey Street
SE1 3TQ
London

www.whitecube.com