MANFRED PERNICE – DIARY2

Posted on 2026-01-26

diary2 is a small group of works that complements and elaborates on diary (2008), composed of drawings, particleboard, Formica, empty cardboard boxes, plastic bag, varnish, metal rods, and wall paint. The drawings-reproductions of now-lost originals,trace the constructive development of the work and make visible its formal considerations. A related photographic series revisits the motifs originally used for the miniature book diary.⁠

Opposite – Reply, 2018

Exhibition runs through to February 28th, 2026

Anton Kern Gallery
WINDOW
91 Walker Street
10013 New York

www.antonkerngallery.com

  

TITUS KAPHAR – THE FIRE THIS TIME

Posted on 2026-01-26

The exhibition title refers to James Baldwin’s civil-rights-era masterpiece, The Fire Next Time (1963), which charts the author’s struggle with—and ultimate rejection of—the racial politics of America. In relocating to Paris, Baldwin joined a community of American expatriate artists and thinkers, including Miles Davis, Nina Simone, and Richard Wright—figures who refused what Baldwin called “the American madness.” Jesmyn Ward’s anthology The Fire This Time (2017) carries those concerns into contemporary America, more than fifty years later.

Kaphar’s new paintings and sculptures reflect on the symbolic role of the American presidency at a moment when that “madness” is again at center stage. As the United States approaches the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence—alongside national “No Kings” protests—Kaphar offers a form of homage and redress by foregrounding faces and voices that have long existed in the shadows of power.

Opposite – Kinfolk, Breath is my Precious Inheritance (Sarah Johnson), 2025

Exhibition runs through to March 7th, 2026

Gagosian
4 rue de Ponthieu
75008 Paris
France

gagosian.com

  

THOMAS HUTTON – NIGHT HERON

Posted on 2026-01-26

Thomas Hutton grew up in rural north Wiltshire. He completed an MA (hons) in architectural history at the University of Edinburgh (2002-6) before receiving a scholarship to study sculpture at Yale University (2010-12). At Yale he took several classes in the architecture department, notably with Peter Eisenman who helped turn his attention to Rome. His work is often characterized by an intense commitment to materials and research, that often define where he lives and works.

Opposite – Spellmann Shoemaker, 2025

Exhibition runs through to February 14th, 2026

Sylvia Kouvali
41 Polidefkous
18545 Piraeus
Greece

www.sylviakouvali.com

  

ACHILLE PERILLI

Posted on 2026-01-19

The exhibition presents a selection of works by Achille Perilli belonging to the cycle that, beginning in the late 1960s, marks one of the most concentrated and continuous phases of his research. To fully grasp its scope, it is essential to recall the context from which it emerged: the experience of Forma 1, co-founded by Perilli in 1947, which initiated a sustained reflection on form as a dynamic process and on space as a conceptual dimension, never conceived as a mere support or representational field.

Within this framework, form is understood as a condition of permanent tension and transformation, a premise that underpins the artist’s subsequent developments. At a moment defined by the crisis of traditional perspectival systems, Perilli articulated a rigorous theoretical position, set out in his text Indagine sulla prospettiva (1969). Perspective is questioned as a coercive device of vision and replaced by an unstable structure based on the interaction of color, line, tone, and form. The work thus renounces the presentation of a legible image or identifiable space, reducing visual information to the point of becoming an open, ambivalent experience, devoid of definitive resolution.

Opposite – La forma bella, 1948

Exhibition runs through to February 28th, 2026

Alfonso Artiaco
Piazza dei Martiri 58
80121 Napoli
Italy

www.alfonsoartiaco.com

  

ERIK BULATOV – HOMMAGE

Posted on 2026-01-19

Following the passing of Erik Bulatov, SKOPIA present Hommage, a tribute to the artist. On this occasion SKOPIA will display paintings, some that were never shown at the gallery.

Opposite – Greece, 1996

Exhibition runs through to February 28th, 2026

SKOPIA
Vieux-Grenadiers 9
1205 Geneva
Switzerland

skopia.ch

  

SARAH SZE – FEEL FREE

Posted on 2026-01-19

Throughout the exhibition in Beverly Hills, Sze redefines collage as a spatial and temporal language that moves across mediums in flux, transforming the image itself into a sculptural material. In a process of continual fragmentation and reconstruction, these works explore how our senses, emotions, and memories are conditioned by today’s media-saturated world.

Organized across three interconnected galleries, Feel Free presents spatial systems that unfold according to their own internal logic. Each room embodies a different relationship to light, material, and time, in which metamorphosis of imagery through multiple states becomes the subject—as images move across constructed forms, fall into shadow, splinter into color, and return as quiet traces. Many begin as interior visions—impressions held in memory that are recognized only when they reemerge. By linking the images on view to those we carry in our mind’s eye, Sze makes perception itself a material of her work.

Opposite – Sleepers, 2024

Exhibition runs through to February 28th, 2026

Gagosian
456 North Camden Drive
CA 90210
Beverly Hills

gagosian.com