Neue Luxury is a global dialogue on luxury in the 21st century.

• SERAFINE1369

  24 September—3 January 2022

  This autumn Tate Britain presents a new installation by SERAFINE1369, the London-based artist and dancer Jamila Johnson-Small.

• DESIGN MIAMI X MASSLESS COLLECTION

  Exploring the frontiers between art, design and cutting-edge craftsmanship, Gallery All is pleased to present a solo exhibition by Todomuta Studio for the 2021 edition of Design Miami.

• Anicka Yi

  12 October—16 January 2022

  Tate Modern has unveiled a major new work by artist Anicka Yi as the renowned Hyundai Commission returns to the gallery. This captivating installation is Yi’s largest and most ambitious project to date, transforming the Turbine Hall at the heart of Tate Modern with her vision of a new kind of ecosystem.

• Primavera 2021

  1 October—13 February 2022

  Five artists will form this year’s Primavera 2021: Young Australian Artists exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia (MCA). Primavera is the MCA’s annual exhibition of emerging artists living and working in Australia, aged 35 years and under.

• Isamu Noguchi

  30 September 2021 — 9 January 2022

  Japanese American sculptor Isamu Noguchi (1904 – 1988) is one of the most experimental and important artists of the 20th century. Barbican Art Gallery is pleased to stage the first European touring retrospective of his work in 20 years.

• Sarah Lucas

  7 August—April 2022

  Open at the National Gallery of Australia, Project 1: Sarah Lucas brings together recent work by one of England’s most influential and unapologetic artists.

• Art A Serious Game

  27 November 2021 – 14 February 2022

  The Museum of African Contemporary Art Al Maaden (MACAAL), Marrakech, is pleased to announce the inauguration of Art, a Serious Game, the group show curated by Meryem Sebti, editor-in-chief of Diptyk magazine.

• Soft Water Hard Stone

  28 October—23 January 2022

  The 2021 New Museum Triennial, Soft Water Hard Stone, brings together works across mediums by forty artists and collectives living and working in twenty-three countries.

• The 10th Asia Pacific Triennial

  4 December—25 April 2022

  Due to open from 4 December 2021 until 25 April 2022 at QAGOMA, APT10 will include 69 projects with new and recent work by more than 150 emerging and established artists, collectives and filmmakers from more than 30 countries.

• METROPOLITAN L36

  By Hans Harald Rath

  2016 marked the 50th anniversary of the Metropolitan Chandelier creation, designed by Hans Harald Rath for the Metropolitan Opera in New York. The Lincoln Center commission was ordered to Lobmeyr by the Republic of Austria as a gift in gratitude for the United States' aid in the European Recovery Program. Realised in nickel plated brass & hand-cut crystals with black accents, this piece measures approximately 180cm w x 90cm h.

• Helmut Lang Untitled

  By Helmut Lang

  Having made art throughout early adulthood, Helmet Lang established a fashion label under his own name in 1978, presented his first collection at the Centre Pompidou in 1986. He retired permanently from the world of fashion in 2005 to turn to his art full-time. This piece is realised in silk, wood and measures approximately 254cm x 245cm x 0cm.

• Kembra

  By Robert Knoke

  Robert Knoke gained worldwide recognition over the past ten years for his large-scale drawings of personalities shaping contemporary culture. He explores the genre of portraiture and its role in an era dominated by photography, redefining the genre for the 21st century. This signed piece is realised in mixed media on six sheets of paper and measures approximately 210cm x 200cm.

• ALBERTO BURRI

  Materials of reconstruction

  Known for ‘painting without paint’, Burri would tear, stitch, burn and batter his creations into submission. In the words of the Italian critic, Emilio Vila, Burri’s works were “nourished by matter that conserves only a tragic reminiscence of painting, almost as if it were asphyxiated; a material that is devitalised, impoverished, rotted, consumed and already wasted away”.

• PETER MARINO

  The dream weaver

  Marino—let’s call a spade a spade and anoint him with the mantle of ‘starchitect’—is a man obsessed with style. For almost fifty years this striking character has applied architectural nous to a dazzling array of commissions, including private homes for the superannuated, grand, conceptual interiors, and all manner of radical side projects.

• SANCAKLAR MOSQUE

  Embedding cultural memory in contemporary architecture

  When the head of the philanthropic Sancaklar Foundation, Suat Sancak, first approached Emre Arolat with a request to design a new mosque for 500 worshippers, the architect turned him down. “I told him I’m not that kind of architect,” he remembers.

• JOHAN VAN MULLEM

  An unforgettable afternoon of art and discovery.

  Just outside of Brussels in the heart of Rhode-Saint-Genèse, among the quaint European houses and large manicured gardens, is where artist Johan Van Mullem is creating artworks of an otherworldly nature. Inspired by the collective consciousness that survives from generation to generation, Van Mullem’s artwork invites you to gain a deeper understanding of the human consciousness. Join the artist in his private residence and studio for lunch and an unforgettable afternoon of art, conversation and discovery.

• THE MET GALA

  A world without comparison or equal

  Steeped in quality, beauty and the exotic, the Met Gala represents the pinnacle of fashion, art and celebrity. A fundraising benefit for the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, the event marks the highly anticipated grand opening of the Costume Institute’s annual fashion exhibition while attracting the world’s most respected creative iconoclasts.

• GIAMPIERO BODINO
  PRIVATE COMMISSION

  Create a bespoke objet d’art

  Born in Turin, Giampiero Bodino was an architecture student when he first experienced the world of design. With accommodation at the Bulgari Hotel in Milan and VIP access to a private lounge located on Monte Napoleone, this experience is for those who appreciate the profoundly moving and sculptural work of this Master Craftsman.

WHAT TO SEE

• Art A Serious Game

  27 November 2021 – 14 February 2022

  The Museum of African Contemporary Art Al Maaden (MACAAL), Marrakech, is pleased to announce the inauguration of Art, a Serious Game, the group show curated by Meryem Sebti, editor-in-chief of Diptyk magazine.

• GJ Kimsunken

  December 12, 2021 - January 23, 2022

  Lowell Ryan Projects is pleased to present an online exhibition by Korean artist GJ Kimsunken titled Show them life, and they’ll find within themselves. The exhibition consists of 15 oil paintings on canvas in saturated shades of ocher, navy, verdant green, deep purple and black.

• Soft Water Hard Stone

  28 October—23 January 2022

  The 2021 New Museum Triennial, Soft Water Hard Stone, brings together works across mediums by forty artists and collectives living and working in twenty-three countries.

• Roy DeCarava - Selected Works

  January 14 – February 19, 2022

  David Zwirner is pleased to present an exhibition of photographs by Roy DeCarava (1919–2009) – the first presentation of his photographs in the city since inclusion in Tate Modern’s Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power exhibition in 2017.

 
• Sarah Lucas

  7 August—April 2022

  Open at the National Gallery of Australia, Project 1: Sarah Lucas brings together recent work by one of England’s most influential and unapologetic artists.

• INWARD

  24 September—10 January 2022

  The International Center of Photography (ICP) presents a new exhibition focusing on the work of five emerging Black artists who have turned the lens inward to explore and capture the “unseen” moments of their lives during a time of unprecedented change.

• Jasper Johns

  29 September—13 February 2022

  Presented simultaneously in New York and Philadelphia, Jasper Johns: Mind/Mirror will be the artist’s first major museum retrospective on the East Coast in a quarter century.

• No One is an Island

  Superblue and BMW

  Superblue and BMW i present No One is an Island, a collaboration between the art group Random International and choreographer Wayne McGregor and his company.