Take Care: Art and medicine 8 April - 17 July 2022 Kunsthaus Zurich The exhibition Take Care: Art and medicine explores health as a timeless human preoccupation. Concern with physical well-being in art is as...
View full details >The New York premiere of the exhibition Christian Dior: Designer of Dreams traces the groundbreaking history and legacy of the House of Dior. The exhibition brings to life Dior's many sources of inspiration—from the splendor...
View full details >ARKEN Museum of Modern Art presents the special exhibition Gold and Magic in which golden treasures from The National Museum of Denmark enter into dialogue with works by some of the greatest contemporary artists. The...
View full details >Featuring uncanny figures with painted silicon skin, glass eyes, human hair and cutting-edge digital art, Hyper Real provokes reflection, fascination, fear and joy. From eerily lifelike sculptures to out-of-this-world virtual reality, this major exhibition charts...
View full details >The Musée des Arts Décoratifs is celebrating the 70th anniversary of the creation of the House of Dior from 5 July 2017 to 7 January 2018. This lavish and comprehensive exhibition invites visitors on a...
View full details >Bringing together icons of contemporary art, including Marc Quinn, Yayoi Kusama, Tom Wesselmann, Andy Warhol, Robert Indiana, Gilbert & George, Francesco Vezzoli, Tracey Emin, Francesco Clemente, Joana Vasconcelos. The exhibition addresses one of the most...
View full details >An exhibition of art inspired by the master film maker. Conceived by musician and curator James Lavelle and planned in conjunction working alongside curator James Putnam. Adam Broomberg & Oliver Chanarin / Carl Craig /...
View full details >Inaugural group show of Custot Gallery Dubai....
View full details >Sotheby’s New York S/2 Gallery. Fifteen artists from Asia, Europe and the United States express in ink paintings, drawings, sculpture and photography the spirit of the literati scholar. A stimulating conversation between past and present and...
View full details >Draws works from The Rachofsky Collection, Amy and Vernon Faulconer, Dallas Museum of Art, Goss-Michael Collection, The Pinnell Collection, the Collection of Marguerite and Robert Hoffman, The Rose Collection, and Sharon and Michael Young. Identity Revisited...
View full details >Marc Quinn’s Self (2006) is included in this substantial survey by the historian Simon Schama of British portraiture at London’s National Portrait Gallery, accompanied by a five-part BBC2 television series and a book. The...
View full details >This year celebrates the 10th anniversary of Beyond Limits. The exhibition focuses on the fascinating world of post-war and contemporary sculpture. The Duke of Devonshire commented that "it is always a delight to see fresh works...
View full details >The Würth Collection is one of the largest private collections in Europe, containing more than 16,800 works of art. The most important of the classic modern artists are represented, as well as masterpieces from the...
View full details >The ninth incarnation of ‘Beyond Limits’ at Chatsworth House opened today with Marc Quinn making a return appearance for the fifth year. 'Bermuda Triangle' is a monumental bronze shell, reproduced from a seashell, using a high-tech...
View full details >Marc Quinn's ‘The Seven Deadly Sins’ (1994) are on display in ‘Bad Thoughts’, a large-scale survey of the collection of Amsterdam collectors Martijn and Jeannette Sanders. During their 42 years of collecting art, the Sanders...
View full details >This exhibition features selected works from a contemporary art collection collected over the past 25 years by Pierre Tie Min Chen, CEO of the YAGEO Corporation. The artworks are categorised into ten sections, including ‘Muse’,...
View full details >Now in its eighth year, the Sotheby’s annual selling exhibition of monumental sculpture, ‘Beyond Limits’, takes up residence once again in the gardens of Chatsworth House. This six-week showcase is a unique opportunity to see...
View full details >The French fashion house Louis Vuitton pays homage to six of its ‘timeless muses’ in a new interactive exhibition in the recently renovated Tokyo Station Hotel. Featuring photography and artefacts from iconic figures including Kate...
View full details >Since 1999, the ‘empty’ Northwest plinth in Trafalgar Square, London has been home to some of the world’s best contemporary art. This exhibition brings together a wide range of historical material including a display of...
View full details >Sotheby's annual selling exhibition of monumental sculpture returned to Chatsworth for its sixth installment in 2011, with an extraordinary line up of artists, many of whom have never been shown at this magnificent location in...
View full details >Quinn understands that "tapestry is a medium which joins two worlds - the medieval world and ours” but through a renewed interest in formal reproduction. For Quinn, the woven “knots are like pixels”, where tapestry...
View full details >‘Cream’, Kiasma's main exhibition in 2010, will present contemporary art mainly from private Finnish collections. Private art collectors play an important role in this exhibition. Collecting contemporary art is increasingly common in Finland, and the exhibition...
View full details >Marc Quinn's monumental work The Engine of Evolution is a naturalistic portrayal of a Phalaenopsis, a genus of the orchid family, paired with an Anthurium, a genus of the arum family. Rendered in exquisite detail,...
View full details >An exhibition of 20th and 21st century sculpture held in, around and even underneath Gloucester Cathedral. ...
View full details >‘Statuephilia’ encourages us to look afresh at both modern and ancient art, to explore the similarities as well as differences between eras and cultures, and to remind ourselves of the perennial power of sculpture. The British...
View full details >‘Beyond Limits’, an exhibition of sculpture in the gardens of Chatsworth House in Derbyshire, brings together the work of 20 modern artists including Marc Quinn and Salvador Dali. The annual exhibition is organised in association...
View full details >These artists focus on the delicacy of the “skin” and the nature of human existence through our relationship with the world, while also reexamining the problem of “surface” in art. In this exhibition, we present works...
View full details >The majestic gardens at the heart of Derbyshire's Peak District National Park provides a spectacular backdrop to this exhibition of modern and contemporary sculpture. The show extends the boundaries of the traditional art exhibition by...
View full details >Spanning more than a decade, from 1990 to the present, Aftershock puts the spotlight on the period which saw British art re-emerge as a dominant force on the international contemporary art stage. It features the...
View full details >The Flower as Image, with about 150 works by some of the world’s greatest artists, reveals the flower as a surprisingly diverse and rich motif. The point of departure for Louisiana’s exhibition is twofold: the observation...
View full details >The exhibition in Venice marked a highlight of the Statements series. Three new works by Steven Gontarski, Thomas Rentmeister and Marc Quinn were shown. Quinn's work, 'The Overwhelming World of Desire (Phragmipedium Sedenii)' is a work...
View full details >The nude is one of the oldest and most fascinating subjects in fine art. The portrait of the naked body, removed from its everyday appearance, offers nearly inexhaustible possibilities to show the human view of...
View full details >Second Skin explores the connections between the process of life casting and figurative sculpture. The exhibition also provides an opportunity to compare how casting was used by nineteenth-century sculptors and how it is used today....
View full details >‘Give and Take’ was an unprecedented partnership between the Serpentine, the acclaimed public gallery for modern and contemporary art, and the Victoria and Albert Museum. This innovative exhibition, presented concurrently at both institutions, provided a...
View full details >This exhibition highlights twenty-seven works by nearly as many artists from the collection of more than 250 works given to the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art in 1997 by Vicki and Kent Logan. It...
View full details >The achievements of a generation of young British artists whose original and challenging work has received international acclaim are the focus of this major exhibition. Entitled ‘Sensation’, the show presents work by artists selected from...
View full details >Contemporary artists respond to the ancient art and artefacts in the Egyptian Galleries. Quinn creates a transparent head that sits amongst the Gods of Resurrection and contains a hibernating frozen frog. The exhibition demonstrates that the...
View full details >The Saatchi collection of contemporary art is the focus of a special show at Art Cologne. Visitors encounter works that are at times macabre, cynical, ironic, funny, strange, repulsive, pungent and sometimes ruthless. Artists include Rose...
View full details >The Sonsbeek exhibition is not about escaping into a fictional aesthetic world, a world of pretty illusions, but the artists’ projects have to deal with the real issues that face the interior self, the body...
View full details >The 9th Biennale introduces the work of over 100 artists from 37 different countries. It is Australia's largest and most prestigious contemporary arts event. Most of the artists in this Biennale are involved in an international...
View full details >Quinn exhibited his work "You Take My Breath Away" in this exhibition in 1992. Artists include Lea Andrews, Keith Coventry, Anya Gallaccio, Damien Hirrst, Gary Hume, Abigail Lane, Sarah Lucas, Steven Pippin, Marc Quinn, Marcus Taylor,...
View full details >Strange Developments presents the work of ten artists, four working in London and six working in America, who have turned their attention to the strangeness inherent in everyday life. The routine behavior and the unremarkable fantasy...
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