Palestinian artist Emily Jacir´s exhibition includes"Where We Come From", "Sexy Semite", "Untitled (servees)", and "Stazione" spanning a diverse range of media and strategies with political recurrent themes.

This is Sophie Calle´s body of work created for the French Pavilion of the 2007 Venice Biennale: a series of women’s interpretations and responses to a breakup letter, executed in several media.

A "visionary" tower in which visitors discover a universe of anthropomorphic presences and hanging figures emerging from the fundamental link between Cucchi's work and the world of theatre.

5th solo exhibition at Elisabeth Kaufmann Gallery (now renamed Schau Ort) of russian artist Pavel Pepperstein narrative drawings of soul-filled entities, appearing in just the right moment as mythical allies and aides. 

Bryce´s mimetic analysis of historical facts redesigns and remakes History through sources of information such as the Washington Post or l`Humanité. 

M. Barney presents a group of new drawings relating to his project Ancient Evenings, an ongoing performance in seven acts in collaboration with composer Jonathan Bepler, based on Norman Mailer’s novel of 1983 reimagining ancient Egyptian mythology and ritual.

Monk questions the meaning of art using conceptualism and asks himself: "..What could change but remain the same?...A candle seemed to be the perfect vehicle for my idea ...It gives light when there is no light. It lasts for as long as it lasts. And then dies. And darkness falls (…)"."

Over two hundred galleries and two thousand artists in this 29th edition of Spain´s main art fair. This year´s special invited guest is the city of  Los Angeles.

The leading Nordic fair for contemporary art, Market, will be taking place at the Royal Academy of Art in central Stockholm for the fifth consecutive year. Includes "Market Emerging", "Market Editions & Multiples" and "Market at Large" for art projects, sculptures and installations.