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We’re pleased to share images of Vijay Masharani’s works for Greater New York 2026 at MoMA PS1.

The exhibition runs through August 17th.

Images:
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Stills from O——-K (2026), single channel video, r/t 19 minutes

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Left to right

Dog on highway, 2026
graphite, colored pencil, pen, gel pen, laser print, marker, tape, and collage on paper, wooden frame 30” x 44”

Opening Salvo (for Vatroslav Mimica), 2026
graphite, colored pencil, pen, gel pen, laser print, marker, tape, and collage on paper, wooden frame, 30”x 44”

Photo courtesy: Kris Graves
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We’re delighted to share images of our presentation at Paris Internationale Milano by Nicola Martini (b. 1984, Florence) and Emma Masut (b. 2001, Palmanova).

Paris Internationale Milano
1st Edition
April 18-21, 2026
Via Fabio Filzi 25r, Milan

Images:
1-2. Installation view
3-4. Nicola Martini, Sippe (Elisa, Nicolò, Miranda), 2026 Microcrystalline wax, bitumen and plaster, 44x104x44 cm
5. Emma Masut, Sleepers #2, 2026 and Nicola Martini, Sippe (Not titled yet), 2026
6. Emma Masut, Sleepers #6 (pretty face), 2026 and Emma Masut, Sleepers #4, 2026

Photo: Flavio Pescatori

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Matteo Nasini is among the artists participating in Ghost Track, a project promoted by MAC - Milano Art Community and Milano Art Week in collaboration with the Civic Museum of Milan.

In musical terminology, a “ghost track” is a hidden track: a piece concealed at the end of an album that does not appear in the official tracklist, a silent presence revealed only to those who keep listening beyond the expected limit.

The artworks are placed in dialogue with the permanent collections, occupying the spaces as unexpected guests that open up new possible narratives.

Matteo Nasini
Gli Esultanti, 2025
Sala della Balla, Castello Sforzesco
Piazza Castello, Milan

GHOST TRACK

14–19 April 2026

A project promoted by and in collaboration with the Civic Museum of Milan
(, , , Biblioteca Sormani, Biblioteca Parco Sempione)

Curated by Lucrezia Calabrò Visconti and Chiara Nuzzi
Project Direction: Astrid Welter

Discover the full program at www.milanoartweek.it

We’re glad to share images of Kenji Ide and Nicola Martini double solo show at Clima.

Full documentation available on our website.

Kenji Ide / Nicola Martini
31.03 - 16.05.2026

Images:
1-3. Exhibition view
4. Nicola Martini, Sippe (Alessandro, Jacopo), 2026 Microcrystalline wax, bitumen, plaster, 35 x 106 x 106 cm
5. Kenji Ide, Observation and reflection, 2026 and Kenji Ide, Leaning into a dream, 2026 Wood, water
6. Kenji Ide, The slope with the sphere, 2026 Wood, water color, acrylic varnish, 15 x 8 x 6 cm
7. Kenji Ide, Night of Intrusion, 2026 Wood, water color, acrylic varnish, tape, 10 x 9 x 4 cm
8. Kenji Ide, Observation and reflection, 2026 Wood, water color, acrylic varnish, 13 x 13 x 13 cm
9. Nicola Martini, Sippe (Not titled yet), 2026 Microcrystalline wax, bitumen, plaster, 47 x 72,5 x 2,5 cm

Photo: Flavio Pescatori




The exhibition is part of the program of

MILANO ART WEEK
Promoted by
Coordinated by Associazione Arte Totale ( , , )
milanoartweek.it

We’re pleased to announce the upcoming exhibition at the gallery by Japanese artist Kenji Ide (b. 1981, Yokosuka) and Italian artist Nicola Martini (b. 1984, Florence).

Kenji Ide / Nicola Martini
Opening reception 31.03.2026
From 18 to 21

On view: 01.04 - 16.05.2026

Moving from the broken plot of an abandoned backyard alley, the practices of Kenji Ide and Nicola Martini melt into a dark scenario of material presences, leftover of a hidden gathering. Martini re-enacts his ongoing work Sippe, a photosensitive tar who activates the gallery’s wall and their marks, embracing Ide’s punctual sculptural threads.

Clima is pleased to announce the upcoming exhibition at the gallery by Japanese artist Kenji Ide (b. 1981, Yokosuka) and Italian artist Nicola Martini (b. 1984, Florence).

Kenji Ide / Nicola Martini
Opening reception : March 31st, 2026
from 18 to 21
on view: 01.04 - 16.05.2026

Moving from the broken plot of an abandoned backyard alley, the practices of Kenji Ide and Nicola Martini melt into a dark scenario of material presences, leftover of a hidden gathering. Martini re-enact his ongoing work Sippe, a photosensitive tar who activates the gallery’s wall and their marks, embracing Ide’s punctual sculptural threads.

We’re excited to announce that Vijay Masharani will take part in MoMA PS1’s ‘Greater New York 2026’.

Organized for the first time by the full curatorial team, the sixth edition of Greater New York 2026 brings together over 50 multidisciplinary artists living and working in the New York City area.

Opening reception April 16th, 2026
at MoMA PS1

Vijay Masharani (b. 1995, Bay Area, CA) is an artist and writer. In his studio practice, he makes videos and drawings on an ongoing basis, in a manner resembling life writing. In his critical writing, he comments on art, politics, illness, literature, and race.
Solo exhibitions include: Sequin, Shadow, Clima, Milan (2026); The Cure, Veronica, Seattle; Big Casino, curated by Otto Bonnen at Kunsthalle Zurich, Zurich (2025); Give me that fu***ng content, Universe., Salon 75, Copenhagen, Denmark (2024); Permanent Water, hatred 2, Brooklyn, NY (2023); Triage, Clima, Milan, Italy (2021) ; #38: Gas, Honey with Raza Kazmi at Museum Gallery, New York (2019).

Vijay Masharani latest solo show ‘Sequin, Shadow’ is currently on view at Clima until March 14th, 2026.

Pictured here:
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Red drawing, 2025
Graphite and colored pencil on paper,
36 x 26 cm

Courtesy: The Artist and Clima, Milan
Photo: Flavio Pescatori
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We’re glad to share images of ‘Sequin, Shadow’, the second solo show at Clima by Vijay Masharani (b. 1995, Bay Area, CA).

Full documentation available on our website.

The show runs through March 14th, 2026.

Images
1. Exhibition view
2. Six lights, 2025 Graphite, marker and colored pencil on paper, 36 x 26 cm
3. Mask permutations, 2026 Single channel video, r/t 1:46 minutes
4. Exhibition view
5. From the left: Green drawings, 2025 and Green vision, 2025
6. Exhibition view
7. Trajectory, 2025 Graphite and colored pencil in paper, 20 x 25 cm
8. Exhibition view
9. Profile, 2025 Graphite, marker and colored pencil on paper, 36 x 26 cm

Courtesy: the Artist and Clima
Photo: Flavio Pescatori

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Clima is pleased to announce ‘Sequin, Shadow’, the second solo exhibition at Clima by Vijay Masharani (b.1995, Bay Area, CA).

Opening reception Thursday, January 15th, 2026 from 18 to 21.

On view 16.01.2026 - 14.03.2026

‘ Vijay Masharani follows the contour of the artistic process, composing drawings and videos on an ongoing basis. Artworks sediment decision and discovery. Forms split into forms. It’s like the Large Hadron Collider. An understanding of novelty remains illegal.
Sequin, Shadow features mostly permutations of recombinable elements: circles, semicircular arches, and others. These works also consider interactions between line, light, and color, and their capacity to signify.’

Image: Vijay Masharani, I shall wear a crown, 2026 graphite and colored pencil on paper, 10x8 in.
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