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Noguchi to Asawa: Designing Postwar America at the Barnes Foundation — six Japanese American artists who shaped midcentury design after WWII incarceration. September 20, 2026 – January 10, 2027. Link to the full article is in the comments.

Firelei Báez at Hauser & Wirth — towering bronze ciguapas, an eight-panel painting, and works on paper. May 12–July 31, New York. Link to the full article is in the comments.

Carol Rama at Hauser & Wirth — "I See You You See Me" gathers six decades of painting, bricolage, and sculpture from the maverick Italian artist. Doll's eyes, car inner tubes, and the Na**lm Pictures. Link to the full article is in the comments.

Signals — Malcolm Mobutu Smith's ceramic sculpture at Wexler Gallery through May 22. Graffiti, hip hop, jazz, and African traditions converge in vessels that confront race, history, and the body politic. Link to the full article is in the comments.

Ron Isaacs brings "Human / Nature" to Gravers Lane Gallery — trompe l'oeil relief sculptures in Finnish birch plywood. May 21 through July 11. First Friday receptions on June 5 and July 3. Link to the full article is in the comments.

"American Interior" opens at Pentimenti Gallery on April 17 — Dan Gunn's first solo show, featuring carved wooden tapestries exploring identity, memory, and American cultural inheritance through June 13. Check the comments for the link to the full story.

Allison Katz opens "Outta the Bag" at Hauser & Wirth New York on April 30 — her first solo show at Wooster Street. Painting as a medium for recording, absorbing, and transmitting experience. Through July 24. Check the comments for the link to the full story.

The first major U.S. Marcel Duchamp retrospective in over 50 years opens at the Philadelphia Museum of Art this October. 300 works. 1887–1968. Readymades, The Large Glass, Box in a Valise, Étant donnés — all under one roof. Learn more at artsXhibit.com. Check the comments for the link to the full story.

"Life With P. Philip Guston: Paintings and Drawings 1964–1978" at Hauser & Wirth New York offers a rare and deeply personal look at the artist through paintings, works on paper, and his creative dialogue with poet Musa McKim. It is a moving reconsideration of intimacy, domestic life, and the emotional force behind Guston’s late work. Learn more at artsXhibit.com. Link to the complete article is in the comments.

Pictured—Philip Guston "Untitled" 1976, Oil on canvas, 65 1/2 x 69 inches

"Krasner and Po***ck: Past Continuous" at The Metropolitan Museum of Art is set to be one of the defining exhibitions of the 2026 season. With more than 120 works and a fresh curatorial lens, the show reconsiders Lee Krasner and Jackson Po***ck as equal forces who reshaped the language of modern art. Learn more at artsXhibit.com. Link to the complete article is in the comments.

Philadelphia artist Richard Metz finds myth, memory, and urgency in meadows and crows—an evolving practice of craft, ecology, and place. Learn more at artsXhibit.com. Link to the complete article is in the comments.