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A black and white image of a man with long hair wearing a plaid shirt and standing in the rain.

This is the first in a series of special exhibitions by the museum focusing on major contemporary South Korean media artists.

A composite image with a view of the ocean from a grassy island on the lower half, with the upper half an upside-down image of a small neighborhood with residents standing around their homes.

Hopinka's video "Visions of an Island" is on view at Cleveland Museum of Art. The work is part of the artist's ongoing exploration of Indigenous identity.

A vertical screen installed in a dark gallery space, with a black-and-white image of a river and dam.

Raven has exhibitions open simultaneously at ICA Boston and Allen Memorial Art Museum in Ohio.

A group of muscular Black men standing shirtless in front of a mirror, with one of them lifting weights.

The award-winning artist has two major exhibitions in Chicago in 2026, at The Art Institute of Chicago and The Renaissance Society.

Stacks of old, rusted film cans and decaying reels of film in a dark and dusty archive.

Two of Igwe's video works tracing the aftermath of British colonialism are on view on the first floor gallery of the Secession in Vienna.

A high-angle view of a darkened gallery with multiple moving image installations.

Contour Biennale 11 opens in September 2026 in Mechelen, curated by Sofia Lemos, titled The Eyes of the Heart and the Soul of the World.

A four-sided screen device showing digital art on a gallery platform with a control panel next to it with various switches, levers and headphones.

The digital art initiative established by Art Basel will be presented at its flagship fair in Switzerland for the first time.

A woman's face with her eyes closed, surrounded by large green tree leaves, with a root in her mouth.

The Swiss Institute is presenting the first solo exhibition by Ismailova in the United States. The show will travel to LUMA Arles and finishes at Kunsthalle Bern.

A gallery view of an immense television with a broken screen that visitors walk through to access another gallery with monitors and tapestries.

Oliver Fuke from Goldsmiths Centre for Contemporary Art discusses the exhibition of work by the video collective Paper Tiger Television.

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