Keith Estiler

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SummaryHuma Bhabha debuts new sculptures and drawings in her first Paris solo show since 2009The exhibition runs alongside her presentation with Giacometti at London’s Barbican CentreDavid Zwirner’s Paris gallery is presenting Distant Star, a new solo exhibition by Pakistani American artist Huma Bhabha. Known for her eerie, hybrid forms, Bhabha debuts six sculptures and a group of large-scale drawings that explore themes of time, decay and transformation.

2 weeks ago | hypebeast.com | Keith Estiler

Summary‘Who? Me?’ showcases new self-portraits across media by global contemporary artistsCentered on Samuel Fosso’s work, the show explores identity and cultural resistanceHannah Traore Gallery stages Who? Me?, a group exhibition centered on diverse self-portraits and the various mediums used to create them. Curated by founder Hannah Traore with support from Gallery Manager Morgan Mitchell, the show spans painting, photography, sculpture and mixed media.

3 weeks ago | hypebeast.com | Keith Estiler

Summary‘Love, Queen’ is Adam Pendleton’s first solo show in DC, featuring new paintings and a major video work. The exhibition blends abstraction, language and protest history. The Hirshhorn Museum in Washington, DC is hosting Adam Pendleton: Love, Queen, the artist’s first solo exhibition in the city. On view through January 3, 2027, the show features new and recent paintings, along with a large-scale video installation, in the museum’s second-floor galleries.

3 weeks ago | hypebeast.com | Keith Estiler

SummaryGreg Ito transforms Rockefeller Center with vibrant works exploring renewal and memory‘The Enlightenment’ runs through August 29 and includes a free kids’ workshop on June 26Los Angeles-based artist Greg Ito has taken over Rockefeller Center with The Enlightenment, a vibrant public exhibition presented in partnership with Art Production Fund as part of the Art in Focus program.

3 weeks ago | hypebeast.com | Keith Estiler

SummaryAuction sales for ’90s-born Asian artists have dropped significantlyAverage prices down 26 percent to $13,905 USD per workAuction sales for young Asian artists born in the 1990s have dropped to their lowest level in three years, according to The Asia Pivot by Artnet. Total sales fell to $9.7 million USD in 2024, with average prices down 26 percent to $13,905 USD per work. The segment which was once seen as a fast-rising part of the market is now slowing.