Women in Art, Design and Architecture

TLmag spoke to contemporary artist Stéphanie Saadé about her exhibition at Galerie Anne Barrault, What makes me think about you, What makes you think about me?. This layered and poetic exhibition brings together several different aspects of her practice including collage, poetry, film, and conceptual installations. The exhibition is on view through March 8th, 2025.

The Fondation Cartier in Paris presents the first major European retrospective exhibition of Olga de Amaral. Covering two floors of the museum and featuring over 80 artworks, the exhibition offers an incredible opportunity to dive into the extensive career of this pioneering artist.

TLmag spoke with Gunia Nowik about the gallery’s 3rd anniversary and its recent move to a former palace, as well as the upcoming fall art season in Warsaw, including the 14th edition of the Warsaw Gallery Weekend.

The Muzeum Susch presents Tapta: Flexible Forms, the first large-scale retrospective exhibition outside of Belgium of the Polish-born, Belgian based artist Maria Wierusz-Kowalska, known as Tapta.

Marseille-based interior architect Marion Mailaender, 2024 President of the Design Parade Toulon jury and guest of honor, presents the exhibition “Seaview Residence” (Residence Vu Sur Mer), at the Ancien Eveché in Toulon through November 3, 2024.

For her first solo exhibition with Maria Wettergren Gallery, textile designer and artist Margrethe Odgaard presents “Dear Miaojin”, a series of work made in response to the epistolary book “Last Words from Montmartre,” by the Taiwanese artist Qiu Maiojin.

Bela Silva presents a vibrant, colourful collection of work inspired by the cultural and natural life of Brazil at the MAC Niteroi, Oscar Niemeyer’s iconic modernist building. The exhibition is on view through May 12.

Arrangements 1993-2023 is an exhibition of drawings and works on paper by Nathalie Du Pasquier currently on view at the Hôtel des Arts in Toulon through April 27, 2024.

La Patinoire Royale Bach, a contemporary gallery founded by Valérie Bach nearly 10-years ago, opens its 2024 season with an important exhibition of early works by seminal California Light & Space Artist, Lita Albuquerque. The exhibition, installed in the nave of the large gallery space, is on view through April 13th.

Barbara Kruger presents Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You, her first solo institutional exhibition in London in 23 years, at Serpentine South and in the public realm. The exhibition opened on February 1 and will be on view through March 17, 2024.

Brooklyn-based artist Sarah Crowner challenges us to expand our ideas about what painting is and what it can be. Through her work, which includes cut and sewn canvas paintings, ceramics, installation and theatre sets, she plays with colour, form and shape, creating a link between the visual and physical experience of art and art making.

The Museum of Decorative Arts in Paris pays tribute to fashion designer Iris van Herpen with Sculpting the Senses, an extensive exhibition featuring over 100 haute couture pieces. The exhibition is on view now through April 28, 2024.