TLmag Extended Print Editions

Tim Van Laere Gallery presents a solo exhibition of Muller Van Severen, the first with the gallery, featuring a series of works that are all unique. The exhibition is on view through November 23, 2024.

The 10th anniversary edition of Asia NOW opens this week at La Monnaie, in Paris. The fair, which features 70 participating galleries, site-specific performances and a specially curated exhibition, is open to the public from October 18-20th.

M+ Museum in Hong Kong presents I.M. Pei: Life is Architecture, the first full-scale retrospective of world renowned architect Ieoh Ming Pei.

Kalpa Galleries presents a selection of British artist Eleanor Lakelin’s contemporary wood sculptures in dialogue with key historic vessels from the Etruscan Museum of Volterra through September 15, 2024.

The A Foundation presents “When Images Learn To Speak,” an exhibition of documentary photographs from the Astrid Ullens collection, curated by Urs Stahl and exhibited at Rencontres d’Arles between July 1-September 24, 2024.

The Institut Giacometti in Paris presents “Envisagement”, a new exhibition that places the work of the artist and filmmaker Ali Cherri in dialogue with Alberto Giacometti. The exhibition is on view through March 24, 2024.

Jean de Loisy and Sam Stourdzé curated the exhibition, Histoires de pierres (Stories of Stones), at the Academy of France in Rome – Villa Médicis, on view now through the 14th of January, 2024.

From November 18-January 28, 2024, the Setagaya Art Museum presents a retrospective exhibition of legendary Japanese designer Shiro Kuramata.

These are the final weeks to apply for the Loewe Foundation Craft Prize 2024. Entries to the seventh edition of the prize will be accepted until 25 October 2023.

Carpenters Workshop Gallery presents “Reverse Fireworks in Slow Motion”, the first stateside solo exhibition by Greek artist, Kostas Lambridis.

Belgian photographer Sebastien Van de Walle captured the powerful performance art movement in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo during a 2018 visit. There he met Percy Numbi and Flory Sinanduku who create wildly creative costumes out of the waste and trash that sits in a dried up river bed in a poor neighborhood in the city.

Martin Bethenod, Managing Director for the Bourse de Commerce – Museum of the Pinault Collection, wrote an essay for the launch of Ronan Bouroullec’s collection of furnishings for the tiny chapel of Mont Saint-Michel de Brasparts in Brittany.