Solo Show
Musée Magnelli, Ceramics Museum, Vallauris
From June 13 to September 28, 2026
Throughout the summer, the Vallauris Ceramics Museum is dedicating a solo show to Martial Raysse’s recent sculptures, a lesser-known facet of his work. The son of ceramic artisans from Vallauris, the artist—who is also a painter, filmmaker, and poet—vigorously asserts his identity as a sculptor.
Solo Show
Bois Orcan
Through November 1, 2026
To mark the reopening of Bois Orcan, a medieval gem in Brittany, Claude Viallat has been given carte blanche to transform the site. Some fifty recent works are on display, engaging in a dialogue with the stained-glass windows of the Saint-Julien Chapel, which were previously created by the artist.
Solo Show
Palais idéal du Facteur Cheval, Hauterives
From May 31 to September 6, 2026
The Palais Idéal du Facteur Cheval is dedicating a solo show to Prune Nourry, designed entirely to be experienced through touch. Presented to great acclaim at the Fondation Bullukian in Lyon, and ahead of its 2027 showing at the Musée Camille Claudel, the exhibition finds a unique stop on its tour here. Set within this extraordinary space, it embraces its spirit and extends its vision: a dialogue between cultures, between time periods, between imaginations. Curated by Frédéric Legros
Solo Show
Tenuta dello Scompiglio, Capannori (Italy)
From April 11 to October 25, 2026.
Hans Op de Beeck’s monumental monochrome installation Danse Macabre will be on display at Tenuta dello Scompiglio, Italy, from April 11, 2026. The work is accompanied by the animated film Point de fuite directed by the artist and a soundscape composed by Sam Vloemans, performed by Ensemble Hermes (B). Curated by Angel Moya Garcia.
Solo Show
Festival du Dessin, Arles
From April 18 to May 17, 2026
On the occasion of the 4th edition of the Arles Drawing Festival, Jean-Michel Alberola is presenting around thirty drawings in the Saint-Martin du Méjan chapel. A monographic exhibition to be discovered until May 17, 2026.
Solo Show
Asian Art Museum, San Francisco
From April 3 to July 20, 2026
After the Japan Society in New York, Chiharu Shiota’s exhibition Two Home Countries travels to San Francisco for its first solo museum exhibition in the Bay Area. Featuring works from throughout Shiota’s career spanning installation, sculpture, video, drawing, and stage design, the exhibition offers a timely meditation on belonging, impermanence, and living with “in-betweenness.”
Solo Show
MOMUS, Thessaloniki
From February 11 to April 12, 2026
For the first time in Greece, the groundbreaking moving image works of Martial Raysse reveal an unknown side of a pioneering artist: where his art intersects with experimental cinema through the use of color, materiality, and everyday life as fields of experimentation.
Solo Show
Hayward Gallery, London
From February 17 to May 3, 2026
With Threads of Life, Chiharu Shiota fills the Hayward Gallery in London with her red and black threads, stretching from floor to ceiling. Keys and thank-you letters are suspended by the artist in the first rooms, while the installation During Sleep concludes the exhibition in a space where black threads are woven around a series of metal beds.
Solo Show
Musée du Pavillon de Vendôme et des Tapisseries / Chapelle de la Visitation / Musée Granet, Aix-en-Provence
From June 13 to October 4, 2026
Aix-en-Provence is granting Jeanne Vicerial a carte blanche to take over four of the city’s heritage sites. The Musée du Pavillon Vendôme stages the creative process while the costumes created for the ballet-opera Atys come to life at the Musée des Tapisseries. Works are brought together in the Chapelle de la Visitation, in a ritualistic setting, while photographs taken in collaboration with Leslie Moquin adorn the sculpture gallery of the Musée Granet. Curated by Christel Pélissier-Roy.
Solo Show
Musée de la Photographie, Charleroi (Belgium)
From February 7 to May 17, 2026
This solo show dedicated to Gregory Crewdson brings together works from three series created between 2012 and 2022, offering a unique insight into ten years of creativity. It highlights the two sides, intimate and political, of the universe that has established Gregory Crewdson as one of the key figures in contemporary photography.
Curated by Jean-Charles Vergne