Glenn Ligon
Sit So Your Back Isn’t Against The Door
30 September 2026 – 17 January 2027
Downtown Los Angeles
Explore nowCatherine Goodman
The Colour of a Quiet Mind…
24 September – 19 December 2026
Zurich, Limmatsrasse
Explore NowNight Window
David Smith Spray Paintings, 1958 – 1964
17 September 2026 – 16 January 2027
West Hollywood
Explore nowLucio Fontana
Spatialism. Pioneering the Contemporary
17 September – 19 December 2026
Hong Kong
Explore nowLee Bul
The Anatomy of Every Setting Sun
10 September – 24 October 2026
New York, 22nd Street
Explore nowAnna Maria Maiolino
ANNA—And the infinite line
10 September – 31 October 2026
New York, 18th Street
Explore nowGlenn Ligon
Sit So Your Back Isn’t Against The Door
30 September 2026 – 17 January 2027
Downtown Los Angeles
Explore nowCatherine Goodman
The Colour of a Quiet Mind…
24 September – 19 December 2026
Zurich, Limmatsrasse
Explore NowNight Window
David Smith Spray Paintings, 1958 – 1964
17 September 2026 – 16 January 2027
West Hollywood
Explore nowLucio Fontana
Spatialism. Pioneering the Contemporary
17 September – 19 December 2026
Hong Kong
Explore nowLee Bul
The Anatomy of Every Setting Sun
10 September – 24 October 2026
New York, 22nd Street
Explore nowAnna Maria Maiolino
ANNA—And the infinite line
10 September – 31 October 2026
New York, 18th Street
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Forthcoming exhibitions
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Calder: A Changed Life
Created on the occasion of the exhibition ‘Calder: François Premier’ at our Paris gallery, watch a film that follows Alexander Calder's return to France in 1953 and 1954, a period of creative freedom and innovation that opened new possibilities for his work. Through photographs, artworks and reflections from his grandson Alexander S. C. Rower and Rosalie Varda, whose mother Agnès Varda befriended and photographed the artist, explore the creative discoveries, places and friendships that shaped this pivotal chapter.
Forthcoming Events
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A Cookbook for Iwan
Featuring more than 200 recipes from artists, chefs, curators and collectors, ‘A Cookbook for Iwan’ offers a playful glimpse into the food and lives of the art world. Among them: William Kentridge’s studio cocktail and family recipes from Annie Leibovitz, Lorna Simpson and Christina Quarles.
Ursula
Calder: A Changed Life
Alexander S. C. Rower and Rosalie Varda reflect on a transformative chapter in Calder’s life and work in France
Turning to Look Back
William Kentridge and Colm Tóibín in conversation about Orpheus, family, tragedy and art
The Air Itself
A speculative inquiry into the friendship between Alexander Calder and Georgia O’Keeffe
By Alexis Lowry
Rare Specimens: Andrew Roth on the power of the book as object
Andrew Roth on the power of the book as object
The Structure of Painting
Rediscovering a lost conversation between Jack Whitten and Henry Geldzahler.
Calder: A Changed Life
Alexander S. C. Rower and Rosalie Varda reflect on a transformative chapter in Calder’s life and work in France
Turning to Look Back
William Kentridge and Colm Tóibín in conversation about Orpheus, family, tragedy and art
The Air Itself
A speculative inquiry into the friendship between Alexander Calder and Georgia O’Keeffe
By Alexis Lowry
Rare Specimens: Andrew Roth on the power of the book as object
Andrew Roth on the power of the book as object
The Structure of Painting
Rediscovering a lost conversation between Jack Whitten and Henry Geldzahler.
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Edge of Reason: Lorna Simpson
For the fourth season of the Edge of Reason podcast, Lorna Simpson joins Ursula editor-in-chief Randy Kennedy on the evolution of her work, and her path to Venice. The conversation took place in April during our Ursula Weekender at the Fife Arms in Braemar, Scotland—a weekend of intimate fireside chats.
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