VeneKlasen, London is pleased to present Moderne Kunst, an exhibition devoted to masterpieces spanning four decades of Sigmar Polke’s career. The exhibition features a selection of paintings – ranging from the late 1960s to the late 2000s – that demonstrate the breadth and continual transformation of Polke’s painterly practice over his lifetime.
VeneKlasen, New York is pleased to present Enrico David: Works on Paper 1995–2026. The exhibition is the first dedicated solely to the artist’s works on paper.
Sanya Kantarovsky’s exhibition at Palazzo Loredan extends the artist’s interdisciplinary practice with site-specific interventions engaging with the architecture of this historical site. The exhibition will encompass a group of paintings, ceramic works, and a sculpture made in collaboration with a Murano glass studio. This new body of work deepens an ongoing throughline of Kantarovsky’s inquiry into humanist, art historical themes of spirituality, alienation, and vulnerability within the tradition of the painted figure.
VeneKlasen is pleased to announce the opening of Hurvin Anderson at Tate Britain, London, the artist’s largest institutional exhibition to date. Bringing together more than seventy works spanning more than three decades, the exhibition traces Anderson’s development from his student years to the present and includes new and previously unseen works.
VeneKlasen is pleased to announce the opening of Per Kirkeby: I Make My Own System at the Tadao Ando-designed He Art Museum (HEM) in Shunde, Guangzhou, China. This is the first solo exhibition dedicated to Per Kirkeby to take place in Asia. The exhibition focuses on Kirkeby’s paintings, brick sculptures – presented both within the museum and throughout the city – and a series of bronzes that are models for his brick works. It also marks the debut of his brick sculptures in China.
Drawing on the works of a hundred works from the Pinault Collection, the exhibition Clair-obscur explores the legacy of chiaroscuro as it resonates in the present day. The Bourse de Commerce has been transformed into a luminous and crepuscular landscape, offering visitors a sensory experience in which the visible meets the invisible. Chiaroscuro thus emerges as a renewed visual and symbolic language, a narrative device, and a philosophical principle, expressing both the materiality of light and the shadow areas of our unconscious. Featuring Sigmar Polke and James Lee Byars among others.
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