May 22, 2020
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Gagosian presents Broadcast: Alternate Meanings in Film and Video
Broadcast is an online exhibition of artists’ films and videos that employs the innate immediacy of time-based art to spark reflection on the here and now. The exhibition is organized into a series of “chapters”, each of which is divided into sections inspired by Timothy Leary’s exhortation “turn on, tune in, drop out”. Chapter One features works by Chris Burden, Douglas Gordon, Damien Hirst and Angus Fairhurst, Adam McEwen, Richard Serra and Taryn Simon.
Camden Art Centre announces the launch of new podcast Camden Art Audio
The new strand of podcast programming will launch on Friday 22 May with a four-part series expanding on The Botanical Mind Online, and will include episodes on Plant Sentience, Plant Healing in the Amazon, Hildegarde Von Bingen, and Gaia Alchemy, as well as a new music commission by Kirk Barley.
Plant Sentience
A New Model of Intelligent Life
22 May 2020
Plant Healing in The Amazon
5 June 2020
Hildegarde Von Bingen
The Threads of The Air
19 June 2020
Gaia Alchemy
Dr Stephan Harding
3 July 2020
Hollis Taggart presents Taggart Time with Dana James and Paul Efstathiou
Join the gallery on Instagram this Thursday, 21 May, at 5pm EST for a conversation between artist Dana James and Director of Contemporary Art Paul Efstathiou. James’ work was included in the gallery’s West 25th Street inaugural group exhibition “Breaking the Frame”.
Almine Rech announces an online exhibition to benefit New Yorkers in need
Featuring new works by 18 artists based in NY and NJ, the exhibition will launch on 26 May in the gallery’s online Viewing Room. 50% of each sale will be donated to the Coalition for the Homeless in New York City, in order to support our community in the wake of COVID-19 and its devastating impact.
Cardi Gallery launches Online Magazine with a look back at Ludovico Einaudi’s Royal Albert Hall Concert
Cardi Online Magazine is a new digital initiative aiming to highlight various cultural entities across literature, music, film and art. The first issue features an excerpt of one of the most acclaimed performances of Einaudi’s career at the Royal Albert Hall on March 2, 2010.
Legendary art project do it launches new chapter do it (around the world)
Launching on Thursday 14 May, do it (around the world) is a new chapter of Hans Ulrich Obrist’s exhibition-in-progress, which for 27 years has tapped creative luminaries to share simple instructions for how to make an artwork that anyone can do.
Created by four international partners, the Serpentine Galleries in London, Independent Curators International (ICI) in New York, Kaldor Public Art Projects in Sydney and Google Arts & Culture, the project aims to connect people across the globe via instructions for DIY artworks.
ICP to hold the first virtual Infinity Awards
Since 1985, ICP’s Infinity Awards have celebrated and recognized significant achievements and emerging talent in the fields of photojournalism, art, fashion photography, media, and publishing. The 2020 edition, originally scheduled for April 29, will now be held online on Tuesday 19 May at 7pm. All proceeds from the virtual Infinity Awards will benefit ICP’s education and exhibition programmes.
The 2020 Award Winners are:
Lifetime Achievement: Don McCullin
Online Platform and New Media: The 1619 Project of the New York Times Magazine
Documentary Practice and Visual Journalism: Hannah Reyes Morales
Applied: Nadine Ijewere
Yancey Richardson Gallery announces the first artist Instagram takeover
Starting from Monday 11 May, artist Sharon Core will be taking over the gallery’s Instagram, reflecting on her career and sharing re-discovered works from her archive, which the artist has been organising since the beginning of lockdown.
The Gallery of Everything participates in Art Brut Global
Open now until the end of May, Art Brut Global is a three-phase online initiative from New York’s Outsider Art Fair. Featuring unique works from alternative galleries worldwide, this first stage presents canonical 20th century artists, from Adolf Wolfli to Martin Ramirez. The Gallery of Everything has contributed material by these two respected authors, as well as by James Castle, Aloise Corbaz, Madge Gill, Augustin Lesage and Carlo Zinelli.
The Gallery has also launched a twice-weekly newsletter with Focus series. Artist Focus and Artwork Focus will offer deeper insight into artistic processes, interpretations and contexts. Re-Focus will present a recollection of earlier gallery projects, shared through Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.
Cecily Brown Painting Sells in Gagosian Online Viewing Room
The sale of Figures in a Landscape 1, 2001 (pictured), exceeded the highest price ever paid publicly for a work made by Cecily Brown after 1999. The work is from a crucial moment in Brown’s development of her exuberant yet elusive figuration—the breakthrough period of her ascent that is best represented in global museums and most desired by collectors.
Hamiltons launches new social media initiatives
The gallery will be looking at the life and work of one photographer from their roster of artists every Monday with #ArtistOfTheWeek. On Tuesday, the gallery will share a link to a weekly changing viewing room, a virtual curated space where you can explore available works. Every Thursday, Hamiltons will be looking back at past art fairs and gallery exhibitions with a #TBT post. Finally, to end the week, the gallery will post a #PictureForTheWeekend every Friday, sharing an available, previously unseen, artwork. Follow Hamiltons on Instagramfor more updates.
Simon Lee Gallery introduces #inthestudio
The new series offers snapshots of a life beyond the gallery – and into the one that is centred in and around the artist’s studio.
This week #inthestudio Clare Woods continues to challenge herself, creating smaller works on canvas.
Leila Heller Gallery presents Artist Spotlight Series
This week’s selection is Iranian artist Soraya Sharghi whose artistic aim is to create new myth and narratives using the ancient mythology including Persian mythology, revolving around power.
Tune in each week for a behind-the-scenes look at an array of internationally-acclaimed artists from all corners of the world. Each artist is announced on Monday with an e-blast, followed by special activations such as Instagram takeovers, studio tours, Q & A interviews, live discussions with the artist, and more.
Large Glass Gallery launches Seeing the Unseen
The series presents previously unseen works by Hélène Binet, Hannah Collins, Cesare Fabbri, Peter Fraser, Guido Guidi, Jem Southam and Mark Ruwedel. Follow the gallery on Instagramfor a new work every day.
Steve Turner introduces Focus, a new initiative on the gallery’s website dedicated to providing a deeper look at the practices, processes, and experiences of a network of international artists
The first edition of Focus features Medellín-based Camilo Restrepo and his work, Tight Rope #10 (El Diablo). In an interview with Steve Turner, Restrepo describes his experiences growing up in Medellín, his artistic rebirth at CalArts, and the motivations behind his art practice.
Over the coming months, the gallery will be profiling Pablo Rasgado, Mexico City; Kevin McNamee-Tweed, Iowa City; Siro Cugusi, Sardinia; Jingze Du, Dublin; Hannah Epstein, Halifax; Brittany Tucker, New York and Jon Key, New York.
Fergus McCaffrey announces FM Forward, the gallery’s new digital platform for cultivating insightful connections between artists, their pivotal artworks, and the community
FM Forward is rooted in the notion that seminal art may plant a beacon of hopeful connection across time, place, and medium. A space to share ideas and projects, the platform offers a deeper look into the lives and practices of the gallery’s artists through a stream of digital content, including original videos, catalogues, live discussions, and first-hand virtual experiences.
For the inaugural release, we invite you to enter the visionary world of Martha Jungwirth, featuring a never-before-seen essay by acclaimed poet and art critic, John Yau.
Timothy Taylor shares #QuarantineDistractions
In this series, Timothy Taylor is reaching out to find out the four essentials that are keeping the gallery’s artists and staff sane during this stress and anxiety-producing time, providing reading, watching and listening and cooking recommendations.
Laure Genillard Gallery launches LG Notations
The new series of curated onlinebroadcasts of audio material from a selection of artists, curators and friends of the gallery kicked off with a recording of David Cunningham’s performance 22 November 2002, presented for the opening of On Kawara’s 2002 exhibition Consciousness. Meditation. Watcher on the Hills. at the Ikon Gallery.
Galerie Eva Presenhuber unveils #GEPArtistsAtHome
The new campaign offers an insight into new and historic projects by the gallery’s artists, including “The Rak Yoshida”, a novel by Liam Gillick. Follow the gallery on Instagram for more details.
Galerie Lelong & Co. presents #THEARTISTSPEAKS
For this new series, the gallery invites artists from its roster to focus on one of their artworks, revealing the process and ideas behind it. Follow the gallery on Instagram to find out more.
Hauser & Wirth Launches First Virtual Reality Exhibition in its Future Menorca Space Using New HWVR Technology
The gallery’s first entirely VR-based exhibition under the newly launched research and innovation arm ArtLab opens on 30 April, with a group exhibition entitled ‘Beside Itself’. The exhibition will take place in the gallery of the future Hauser & Wirth Menorca, allowing visitors a first look at the art centre ahead of its opening in 2021. Visitors will be able to experience the exhibition created in HWVR, a first in virtual reality exhibition modeling, through the gallery’s website.
The exhibition features works by Louise Bourgeois, Mark Bradford, Charles Gaines, Ellen Gallagher, Jenny Holzer, Roni Horn, Luchita Hurtado, Mike Kelley, Glenn Ligon, Damon McCarthy, Paul McCarthy, Bruce Nauman, Lorna Simpson and Lawrence Weiner.
Roberts Projects presents RPLA, a new series featuring online exhibitions, studio visits, profiles, interviews, publications and videos
Issue No. 2 of the new digital platform launches with the opening of Lenz Geerk: Wuthering Heights, which focuses on the artist’s metaphorical depiction of the body facing an interior impasse. Also on view, Projections Part IV: A Festival of Rare and Hard to See Filmsorganized by artist, filmmaker and writer Aaron Rose.
The new video room of special artist films and interviews includes Kehinde Wiley’s latest film The Yellow Wallpaper (2020), an interview with Evan Trine about his practice and upcoming exhibition at Roberts Projects and Jeffrey Gibson’s film I Was Here(2018).
Artists Judy Chicago and Swoon team up with Jane Fonda’s Fire Drill Fridays, Greenpeace USA, National Museum of Women in the Arts and Serpentine Galleries to launch global #CreateArtForEarth campaign
During this period of uncertainty and social distancing, while streets are empty and in-person demonstrations are suspended, #CreateArtForEarth is a call to make protest visible and create art that reflects our mutual commitment to stop the climate crisis and protect our planet. The campaign kicks off with open call for submissions to showcase artwork inspired by climate justice.
Acute Art launches free AR app with KAWS
Acute Art has teamed up with the artist KAWS to create a new way of discovering, experiencing, and collecting augmented reality (AR) sculptures and interactive drawings by the world-renowned artist. Download the app here.
Galleria Continua presents the first edition of XXL Online, featuring Antony Gormley’s LOST HORIZON II (2017)
XXL Online is a new initiative that celebrates Galleria Continua artists’ largest works and installations that have been conceived for big spaces or special events.
For this first edition of XXL Online, Antony Gormley presents ‘LOST HORIZON II” (2017), an installation that was the principle feature of the exhibition “CO-ORDINATE” at Galleria Continua / San Gimignano, Italy in 2017.
Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac presents Tea with Julia
The new series of weekly conversations launched on Saturday 18 April at 11am BST on Instagram Live, and featured Hans Ulrich Obrist, Artistic Director of the Serpentine Galleries, London.
Join Julia Peyton-Jones, Senior Global Director: Special Projects at Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac, every Saturday morning at 11am on the gallery’s Instagramaccount, where Peyton-Jones will host a conversation via Instagram Live catching up with her friends and colleagues in the art world. Broadcast live from their homes, these discussions will touch on their quarantine experiences, as well as what they are currently working on, and the books, poetry or music they are drawn to.
Fergus McCaffrey launches FM Virtual
FM Virtual is McCaffrey’s fourth gallery location, a near-physical 3,600-square-foot gallery space with 16-foot ceilings and warm 24-hour north/south facing natural light, inspired by a desire to dream bigger and explore exhibition possibilities beyond the physical constraints of the traditional art world, globally and in a low-carbon and sustainable way.
The inaugural exhibition featured Barry X Ball, Marcia Hafif, Martha Jungwirth, and Sadamasa Motonaga.
Gagosian presents Artist Spotlight
Each week Gagosian will highlight one artist, and present a single artwork—making it available with pricing information exclusively on gagosian.com for forty-eight hours only. Artworks will be complemented by a rich weave of editorial features—including videos, interviews, and essays, as well as artists’ playlists, book and film recommendations, and more—to provide engaging insights into artistic practice and process, inspirations and influences.
The featured artists include Sarah Sze, Stanley Whitney, Jennifer Guidi, Roe Ethridge, Titus Kaphar, Katharina Grosse, Theaster Gates, Dan Colen, Urs Fischer, Mark Grotjahn, Mary Weatherford, Rudolf Polanszky, Damien Hirst, and Jenny Saville.
Lévy Gorvy announces the launch of ĹGTV, a series of online broadcasts
A forum to offer insights and discussion on topics of concern to collectors and the global arts community at large, the first session of ĹGTV, “On the Market”, took place on Wednesday 8 April, in the form of a conversation between Brett Gorvy, co-founder of Lévy Gorvy, and Danqing Li,Senior Director of Lévy Gorvy Hong Kong.
ĹGTV’s broadcasts will be available via Zoom and YouTube Live. Follow the gallery on social media to find out about the next webinar.
Whitechapel Gallery launches the first-ever online edition of First Thursdays
While the physical side of First Thursdays, in which over 150 galleries in east London come together and run free events, exhibitions, talks and private views, has been postponed until further notice, Whitechapel Gallery has partnered with Velorose Gallery, PEER and Yamamoto Keiko Rochaix to present an assembly of video content, digital openings and virtual tours this April. Find out more on the gallery’s blog.
Capitain Petzel launches RHIZOME, a series of 7 online exhibitions
Inspired by the concept of Rhizome, originally a botanical term appropriated by the French philosophers Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari, each week the gallery will present 7 works by 7 artists. The online shows will be launched via Mailchimp & Instagram, and are available to view on the gallery’s website.
Laure Genillard Gallery’s videos From The Archive
This week’s selection is a look back at the Langham Research Centre performing “I am sitting in a room” (1969) by Alvin Lucier, as part of Forms of Address, an exhibition presented by the gallery in 2019.
Almine Rech presents #7questions with…
Starting with Polish painter Ewa Juszkiewicz, who the gallery has been representing since late 2019, #7questions with… is a new weekly series of Instagram stories in which an artist shares personal inspirations (books, films, exhibitions…) and studio images.
Massimo De Carlo launches Virtual Space with The John Armleder and Rob Pruitt Show
Opening online on 14 April 2020 at 5pm CET (Milan) / 4pm GMT (London) / 11pm HKT (Hong Kong) / 8am PST (Los Angeles) / 11am EST (New York), VSpace is a new walkable and flexible immersive experience for the art world you can enjoy from home.
Sean Kelly Gallery Announces Digital Programming
Each day’s program in this ongoing weekly series will focus on one of the gallery’s artists, their art and practice, collective histories, and plans for the future. Follow the gallery on Instagram to explore.
Tuesday is #InTheStudio, Wednesday – #InDetail, Thursday takes us #InTheArchive, Friday’s are #FilmFridays and Saturday is #StaffPicksSaturday.
Annka Kultys Gallery presents [The art happens here]
[The art happens here] is an online platform dedicated to the showcasing of digital art. The creation of [The art happens here] provides a natural extension to the gallery’s offline programme which has as one of its strengths the presentation of “digital natives” or artists making art that engages with technology and the internet.
The Southbank Centre announces new digital initiatives
Take a virtual video tour of Hayward Gallery’s latest exhibition Among the Trees with Director Ralph Rugoff. Further curator-led videos exploring key themes and artist-led videos providing insight into their works will be going live soon. The first is with artist Hugh Hayden, with future videos to come from Eva Jospin and Eija-Liisa Ahtila.
Serpentine Launches Online Exhibitions, New Podcast Series & Live Broadcasts
While the Gallery buildings are closed and live programmes suspended, the Serpentine’s work continues. Audiences can join the programme online through digital commissions, special broadcasts, podcasts and more.
Simon Lee Gallery launches new Online Viewing Room
Simon Lee Gallery presents Puzzled Daydreams, a solo exhibition by Hong Kong-based artist Chris Huen Sin Kan. Bringing together new paintings and works on paper, this exhibition launches Simon Lee Gallery’s new Online Viewing Room, and is available to view exclusively online from Friday 3 April.
Di Donna Galleries, in collaboration with Jeanne Bucher Jaeger, Paris and Waddington Custot, London, launches Maria Helena Vieira da Silva online viewing room
While the physical exhibition at Di Donna in New York has been postponed due to the current health crisis, the gallery’s inaugural online viewing roomcelebrates the dynamic range of the Portuguese-born modernist painter’s body of work.
Hauser & Wirth presents DRAWINGS FOR DISTANCED FIGURES, an online exhibition by George Condo
The exhibition features a new group of drawings by George Condo which are related to his most recent painting series ‘Distanced Figures.’ Made during the last three weeks, in the artist’s home studio in New York state, these portrait drawings are evocative of the experience of isolation during this unsettling period of social distance.
Hauser & Wirth will donate 10 percent of profits from online exhibitions, including ‘George Condo. Drawings for Distanced Figures’, to the COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund for WHO. This is part of a new philanthropic initiative #artforbetter, through which Hauser & Wirth will provide charitable support to both global and local causes.
Lisson Gallery launches Spotlight Screenings, a programme of film and video works
Starting on Monday 30 March, Lisson Gallery will be showing exclusive and full-length single-channel films including video, documentary, digital and archival works. For each of these six-week, rolling programmes – themed and curated individually – one work will be streamed online weekly, available to view on the gallery’s website.
Art Fairs
Art Basel – postponed to 15-20 September
Art Brussels – postponed to 22-25 April 2021
Art Cologne – postponed to 19-22 November
Glasgow International Festival of Visual Art – postponed to 2021
Photo London – postponed to early autumn 2020
Galleries
Due to the fluid nature of the situation we recommend confirming directly with the relevant venue before making specific plans
Re-openings
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A arte Invernizzi, Milan – open Monday-Friday 10am-1pm, 3pm-7pm, Saturday by appointment
Axel Vervoordt Gallery – Antwerp open Saturday 11am-6pm, Tuesday-Friday by appointment, Hong Kong open Thursday-Saturday 11am-7pm, Tuesday-Wednesday by appointment
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Galerie Barbara Thumm, Berlin – open Thursday-Friday noon-6pm, Saturday 1pm-7pm & by appointment
Bernhard Knaus Fine Art, Frankfurt – open Tuesday-Friday 1pm-6pm, Saturday 11am-3pm
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Capitain Petzel, Berlin – open Tuesday-Friday 10am-6pm
Galerie Chantal Crousel, Paris – open by appointment, click here
Christophe Guye Galerie, Zürich – open Monday-Friday 10am-6pm, Saturday 11am-4pm
Galleria Continua – Beijing open Tuesday-Sunday noon-6pm, San Gimignano open by appointment
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Damien & The Love Guru, Brussels – open Wednesday-Saturday noon-6pm
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Galerie Ernst Hilger, Vienna – open Tuesday-Friday noon-5pm
Galerie Eva Presenhuber, Zürich – open Tuesday-Friday 11am-6.30pm, Saturday 11am-5pm
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FeldbuschWiesnerRudolph, Berlin – open Friday-Saturday 11am-6pm
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Gagosian – Hong Kong open Tuesday-Saturday 11am-7pm, Paris open Tuesday-Saturday 11am-7pm from 23 May, Geneva, Le Bourget and Rome open by appointment
Galerie Gmurzynska, Zürich – Paradeplatz open Monday-Friday 10am-6.30pm, Saturday 10am-4pm, Talstrasse open by appointment
GAVLAK, Palm Beach – open daily 10am-6pm
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Hauser & Wirth – Hong Kong open by appointment, Zürich open Monday-Friday 11am-6pm, Saturday 11am-5pm
Hilger Next, Vienna – open Thursday-Friday noon-5pm
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Jeanne Bucher Jaeger, Paris – open by appointment in May
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kamel mennour, Paris – re-opens 23 May
Kogan Amaro, Zürich – open Tuesday-Friday noon-6pm, Saturday 11am-5pm
Galerie Krinzinger, Vienna – open by appointment
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Laleh June Galerie, Basel – open Tuesday-Friday 1pm-6pm, Saturday noon-5pm
Galerie Lelong & Co., Paris – rue de Téhéran open Tuesday-Friday 11am-6pm, Saturday by appointment, avenue Matignon open Tuesday-Friday 11am-7pm, Saturday by appointment
Lisson Gallery, Shanghai – open Tuesday-Saturday 11am-6pm
Lukas Feichtner Galerie, Vienna – open Tuesday-Friday 10am-6pm, Saturday 10am-4pm & by appointment
Lullin + Ferrari, Zürich – open Tuesday-Friday noon-6pm, Saturday 11am-5pm
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Galleri Magnus Karlsson, Stockholm – open Tuesday-Friday noon-5pm, Saturday noon-4pm
Mai 36 Galerie, Zürich – open Tuesday-Friday 11am-6.30pm, Saturday 11am-4pm
Mamco, Geneva – open Saturday-Sunday 11am-6pm, Thursday 10am-9pm
Massimo De Carlo – Hong Kong open Monday-Saturday 10.30am-7pm, Milan/Lombardia open by appointment
Galerie Max Hetzler – Berlin open Tuesday-Saturday 11am-6pm, Paris re-opens on 20 May
Galerie Meyer Kainer, Vienna – open Tuesday-Friday 11am-6pm, Saturday 11am-3pm
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Reflex, Amsterdam – open Thursday-Saturday noon-5pm or by appointment
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Steve Turner, Los Angeles – open by appointment
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T293, Rome – open by appointment
Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac, Paris Marais – open Tuesday-Saturday 10am-7pm
Continued closure/by appointment only
303 Gallery, New York – closed until further notice
ACA Galleries, New York – open by appointment only until further notice
Achille Salvagni Atelier, London – open by appointment only until further notice
Alison Jacques Gallery, London – closed until further notice
Almine Rech – open by appointment only until further notice
Anca Poterașu Gallery, Bucharest – closed until further notice
Annely Juda Fine Art, London – closed until further notice
Annka Kultys Gallery, London – closed until further notice
Barakat Contemporary, Seoul – open by appointment only until further notice
Bastian, London – open by appointment only until further notice
Boccanera Gallery, Milan & Trento – closed until further notice
Bowman Sculpture, London – open by appointment only until further notice
Cardi Gallery, London & Milan – closed until further notice
Cortesi Gallery, London & Milan – closed until further notice
Cristea Roberts Gallery, London – closed until further notice
David Gill Gallery, London – open by appointment only until further notice
Di Donna, New York – open by appointment only until further notice
Dorotheum, Vienna – closed until further notice
Flowers Gallery, London – closed until further notice
Gagosian, Athens, Basel, Beverly Hills, London, New York, San Francisco – closed until further notice
Galerie Buchholz, New York – closed until further notice
Eva Presenhuber, New York – open by appointment only until further notice
Fergus McCaffrey, New York – closed until further notice
Galerie Forsblom, Helsinki & Stockholm – open by appointment only until further notice
Galerie Gmurzynska, New York – open by appointment only until further notice
Galerie Lisa Kandlhofer, Vienna – open by appointment
Galerie Max Hetzler, London – closed until further notice
Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac, London, Paris & Salzburg – closed until further notice
Galleria Continua, Les Moulins – closed until further notice
Gavin Brown’s enterprise, New York & Rome – closed until further notice
Goodman Gallery, London – closed until further notice
GRIMM, New York – open by appointment only until further notice
Hales, London & New York – open by appointment only until further notice
Hamiltons, London – closed until further notice
Hauser & Wirth, London, Los Angeles, New York, Somerset, St. Moritz – closed until further notice
HdM GALLERY, London – closed until further notice
Helwaser Gallery, New York – open by appointment only until further notice
Hollis Taggart, New York – closed until further notice
Hollybush Gardens, London – open by appointment only until further notice
kamel mennour, London – open by appointment only until further notice
KÖNIG, London – open by appointment only until further notice
Laure Genillard Gallery, London – closed until further notice
Lehmann Maupin, New York – open by appointment only until further notice
Leila Heller Gallery, New York – open by appointment only until further notice
Lévy Gorvy, London & New York – closed until further notice
Lisson Gallery, London & New York – closed until further notice
Luxembourg & Dayan, London & New York – open by appointment only until further notice
Lyndsey Ingram, London – closed until further notice
Marlborough, London & New York – closed until further notice
Massimo De Carlo, London – open by appointment only until further notice
Massimo de Carlo, Milan – closed until further notice
The Mayor Gallery, London – open by appointment only until further notice
Mazzoleni, London – open by appointment only until further notice
Menconi + Schoelkopf, New York – closed until further notice
Mignoni, New York – open by appointment only until further notice
Michael Rosenfeld Gallery, New York – open by appointment only until further notice
Michael Werner Gallery, London & New York – open by appointment only until further notice
Mnuchin Gallery, New York – open by appointment only until further notice
Modern Art, London – closed until further notice
Nahmad Contemporary, New York – closed until further notice
New Art Centre, Salisbury – closed until further notice
Nicoletti Contemporary, London – open by appointment only until further notice
Olivier Malingue, London – closed until further notice
Ordovas, London – open by appointment only until further notice
Pace, London & New York – closed until further notice
parrasch heijnen gallery, Los Angeles – open by appointment only until further notice
Perrotin – closed until further notice
Petzel, New York – open by appointment only until further notice
Pippy Houldsworth Gallery, London – open by appointment only until further notice
Repetto Gallery, London – open by appointment only until further notice
Richard Saltoun Gallery, London – open by appointment only until further notice
Roberts Projects, Los Angeles – open by appointment only until further notice
Robilant + Voena, London – open by appointment only until further notice
rosenfeld, London – open by appointment only until further notice
Sean Kelly Gallery, New York – closed until further notice
Skarstedt, London & New York – open by appointment only until further notice
Simon Lee Gallery, Hong Kong, London & New York – closed until further notice
Sprovieri, London – open by appointment only until further notice
Sprüth Magers, London & Los Angeles – closed until further notice
Stoppenbach & Delestre, London – closed until further notice
The Gallery of Everything, London – open by appointment only until further notice
Thomas Dane Gallery, London & Naples – closed until further notice
Thomsen Gallery, New York – closed until further notice
Timothy Taylor Gallery, London & New York – closed until further notice
Tiwani Contemporary, London – open by appointment only until further notice
Tolarno Galleries, Melbourne – open by appointment only further notice
Tornabuoni Art, Paris – open by appointment only until further notice
Tucci Russo, Turin & Torre Pelice – closed until further notice
Yancey Richardson Gallery, New York – open by appointment only until further notice
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Museums
Brooklyn Museum, New York – closed until further notice
Camden Arts Centre, London – closed until further notice
Centre Pompidou, Paris – closed until further notice
Chisenhale Gallery, London – closed until further notice
Drawing Room, London – closed until further notice
Estorick Collection, London – closed until further notice
Fondation Cartier, Paris – closed until further notice
Fondation Louis Vuitton, Paris – closed until further notice
Guggenheim Museum, New York – closed until further notice
Hayward Gallery, London – closed until further notice
International Center of Photography, New York – closed until further notice
Kunsthalle Wien, Vienna – closed until further notice
LACMA, Los Angeles – closed until further notice
Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, Humlebæk – closed until further notice
MAK, Vienna – closed until further notice
MCA Chicago – closed until further notice
MEP – Maison Européenne de la Photographie, Paris – closed until further notice
Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York – closed until further notice
Modern Art Oxford – closed until further notice
MoMA & MoMA PS1, New York – closed until further notice
mumok, Vienna – re-opening on 1 July
Musée Yves Saint Laurent, Paris – closed until further notice
Museum of Photography, Berlin – closed until further notice
New Museum, New York – closed until further notice
Palais de Tokyo, Paris – closed until further notice
Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery, London – closed until further notice
Serpentine Galleries, London – closed until further notice
South London Gallery, London – closed until further notice
Tate – closed until further notice
The Art Institute of Chicago – closed until further notice
The Box, Los Angeles – closed until further notice
The Broad, Los Angeles – closed until further notice
The J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles – closed until further notice
The National Gallery, London – closed until further notice
The Photographers’ Gallery, London – closed until further notice
Whitechapel Gallery, London – closed until further notice
Whitney Museum, New York – closed until further notice