"January opens with exhibitions that reflect on perception, memory, and the structures shaping contemporary life. From Paul Cézanne's late paintings at Fondation Beyeler to Jean-Michel Basquiat's intimate drawings at Louisiana, the month foregrounds practices grounded in sustained looking and material intensity. Survey presentations of Sol LeWitt in Japan and Lee Miller at Tate Britain revisit figures who reshaped artistic authorship, image-making, and the terms of modern art."
"Across institutions, artists probe space and experience in distinct ways. Olafur Eliasson invites heightened awareness at Museum MACAN, while Katharina Grosse expands painting into architecture through saturated fields of colour. Anne Imhof's first solo exhibition in Portugal unfolds at Serralves, Erwin Wurm occupies the full Pantin space at Thaddaeus Ropac, and Dan Flavin's light-based grids return at David Zwirner. Elsewhere, Martin Parr's photography surveys leisure and consumption, and Pierre Huyghe's new commission at Halle am Berghain translates uncertainty into a sensory environment."
Exhibitions in January focus on perception, memory, and the social and material structures shaping contemporary life. Major historical presentations include Paul Cézanne's late paintings at Fondation Beyeler and Jean-Michel Basquiat's intimate drawings at Louisiana. Survey shows revisit Sol LeWitt in Japan and Lee Miller at Tate Britain, examining authorship and image-making. Contemporary projects engage space and experience: Olafur Eliasson at Museum MACAN, Katharina Grosse's architectural painting installations, Anne Imhof's first solo in Portugal at Serralves, Erwin Wurm at Thaddaeus Ropac, and Dan Flavin's light grids at David Zwirner. Martin Parr and Pierre Huyghe address leisure, consumption, and sensory uncertainty. Louise Nevelson links dance, performance, and monumental assemblage influenced by Martha Graham and Mesoamerican travel.
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