Artnet exhibitions

• Alma Allen Offers a Quiet Vision in Venice—Even as Questions Swirl Around the U.S. Pavilion

  The sculptor makes his La Serenissima debut against a backdrop of lingering controversy and opaque organizing forces.

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• A Pavilion of Ruins: Germany Reconsiders Its Past in Venice

  Sung Tieu transforms the pavilion’s Nazi-era exterior while the late Henrike Naumann’s final work turns inward to the politics of domestic life.

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• Kiss and Tell! In Venice, Nude Tino Sehgal Work Is Talk of the Town

  Patron Laurent Asscher's AMA Venezia is filled with blue-chip art and one shocking performance.

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• Oleg Prokofiev’s Lost Trove of Paintings Comes to Light After Decades in Hiding

  Abstract works that the artist hid from Soviet authorities now fill a dedicated London space.

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• Jarvis Cocker Is Bringing His Eclectic Eye to the Hepworth Wakefield

  The Pulp founder and his wife Kim Sion promise a joyfully chaotic exhibition: 'you'd be a fool to miss it.'

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• How Latin American Artists Have Harnessed the Allure of Alchemy

  Artists from Remedios Varo to Olga de Amaral have been inspired by alchemy. A new exhibition in Monterrey, Mexico, explores why.

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• U.S. Crowdfunds Its Venice Biennale Pavilion

  In the absence of institutional funding, the American Arts Conservancy is soliciting donations online.

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• America’s Finest Renaissance Tapestry Set for Major Restoration

  The tapestry is the sole Medici tapestry held by a public collection outside of Italy.

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• Matt Dillon’s New Paintings Trace a Journey Across West Africa

  The actor developed his new body of work while filming Claire Denis's "The Fence."

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• Thom Yorke and Stanley Donwood Plot a Mysterious Art Show in Venice

  The pair are showing outside the U.K. for the first time. What's on view? "That is a good question," said Donwood.

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