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A black and white photo of an Asian man with medium-length hair, dressed in black, wearing glasses, with his hands folded, positioned against an out of focus background.

Artist and filmmaker Ho Tzu Nyen has been appointed Artistic Director of the 2026 Gwangju Biennale, Asia's leading contemporary art event. Known for his innovative work with moving images, Ho's vision promises to redefine the Biennale's future.

A movie set with a Black man in a beige suit standing on the deck of an ocean liner, with lights above him and a painted backdrop of the sea at sunset behind him.

The exhibition features photographs from two of the artist's recently published monographs.

A racing car hand painted in multiple colors, with stickers and other artistic markings on it, positioned against a flat off-white backdrop.

The African Film and Media Arts Collective will gather artists to negotiate issues of political, cultural, and historical identity. It was founded as part of Mehretu's BMW Art Car project.

Rosa Barba makes a poetic explosion at Museum of Modern Art

Barba's solo exhibition comprises an installation that spans 15 years of her work. The artist will also hold 6 sound performances.

Moving images dominate ARTnews list of influential works of the 21st century

The number one spot went to Arthur Jafa's defining masterpiece Love is the Message, the Message is Death. Six moving image pieces are among the top ten.

Jim Jarmusch cuts heads at James Fuentes

This is Jarmusch's first solo exhibition in Los Angeles. New lithographs will be featured alongside his newsprint collages.

Ana Vaz decolonizes minds at Vienna Secession

The exhibition presents the new film series Meteoro, which explores the impact of ecological ruin and the continued colonization of the earth.

Wael Shawky brings the drama to Los Angeles

Museum of Contemporary Art Los Angeles is presenting the US premiere of Shawky's film installation Drama 1882. It debuted in the Egyptian Pavilion at the 2024 Venice Biennale.

CGI image of a woman with long curly hair and tan skin, her face being scanned and tagged by various lines and text boxes that mark and describe her features in a machine-readable manner.

In this large-scale exhibition artists grapple with the awesome capacities of AI. Including works by Hito Steyerl, Christian Marclay, Trevor Paglen and others.

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