Installation shot at the Saatchi Gallery of the new exhibition The Empire Strikes Back: Indian Art Today
And here is the weekend/near future guide for cities other than Los Angeles. This week it includes:
New York
- The Gagosian located at Madison Avenue is opening Damien Hirst’s new show End of an Era. I don’t know if it will be good, but it will probably be flashy. So that’s something, right?
- You only have about one more week to go take in some pretty epic Keith Sonnier’s at Mary Boone Gallery. It comes down on February 6.
- A little more than half way through it’s show is Anish Kapoor: Memory at the Guggenheim. Something to do to keep you out of the cold, right?*
London
- The Saatchi is opening it’s newest exhibition (pictured above) entitled The Empire Strikes Back: Indian Art Today, looks to be a promising show.
- Ed Keinholz at The National Gallery is certainly a must see! If you haven’t had a chance to go by yet, hurry up because it’s only on through February 21st.
- The Unilever Series by Miroslaw Balka is halfway through its run at the Tate Modern.
Paris
- Palais Tokyo is closing Bertrand Dezoteux this Sunday. Last chance!
- Herman Diephuis: Ciao Bella is at the Centre Pompidou this weekend. Buy tickets here.
- L’interprétation des rêvesat is opening at the Centre Culturel Calouste Gulbenkian this weekend. Looks surreal.
*You’re right, I don’t know how cold it is there. It’s sunny and warm. Sorry for trying to pretend like I understand.
