Mungo Thomson

We select the shows the art world will be watching this week, including a hotly-anticipated Basquiat solo in London and a focus on refugees in Amsterdam

I was sold on BLOW UP: An Inflatable Art Show one nanosecond after reading the title. A whole room full of inflatable art? Yes. Please. Save me. For a

10 Exhibitions Opening This Week in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Aspen, Minneapolis, London, Liverpool, Berlin, and Amsterdam.

“The Basilisk,” a group exhibition by top artists, is on show at the Nicodim Gallery, Los Angeles through May 27, 2017.

Monitor, Rome is exhibiting the solo works of Eric Bainbridge through June 17, 2017.

The Arts Council Collection has unveiled the full list of 45 works by 29 artists that it has acquired for the nation in 2016-2017.

“Potholes,” an exhibition by British sculptor Eric Bainbridge (b.1955) featuring his works on paper from 1981 to the present day will run through February 3, 2017, at Workplace Gallery, London.

The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) will show L.A. Exuberance: New Gifts by Artists (October 30, 2016–April 2, 2017), featuring a selection of works given to the museum for its 50th anniversary as part of an unprecedented campaign led by artist Catherine Opie.

A group exhibition titled 'Towards The Interior' is currently on view at Galerie Huit.

Ballroom Marfa is pleased to announce This is Presence, on view in Marfa, Texas from September 23, 2016 to February 5, 2017.

The Contemporary Art Gallery presents a major solo exhibition by Los Angeles based artist Mungo Thomson.

The 53rd International Art Exhibition (Venice Biennale): Making Worlds–Fare Mondi–Bantin Duniyan–??? ?–Weltenmachen–Construire des Mondes–Fazer

Artpace San Antonio is pleased to announce a new exhibition featuring the work of Los Angeles artist Mungo Thomson, Crickets for Solo and Ensemble.

On Wednesday, July 4, 2012, during the annual City of Aspen Fourth of July Parade, the Aspen Art Museum unveils its 2012 float entry created by Los Angeles

In his great topographic work Brittania (1586), William Camden proposed to ‘restore antiquity to Britain and Britain to its antiquity’.

A sculpture created by a Sunderland University professor will go on display alongside the works of artists such as Damien Hirst and Henry Moore.

1960s New York may seem like a long way from a provincial market town in Essex, but the inaugural show at Firstsite bridges the gap with ease.

What meets the eye doesn't match what your inner ear tells you when you enter Julian Hoeber's "Demon Hill" — an installation

Engaging in a dialogue with the seventeenth-century Italian “father of modern science,” the London-based artist Aleksandra Mir is presenting

Once Upon a Time focuses on how fantastic stories and modern fairytales are represented in video art today. Based on important video artworks

The Getty's 11-day festival revisits performance artists' memorable work from decades' past, with a lineup that includes James Turrell, Suzanne Lacy and Judy Chicago.

Colchester’s revamped art gallery, firstsite, will be drawing on the former Roman town’s Romano-British heritage for its inaugural exhibition

Shotgun Reviews are an open forum where we invite the international art community to contribute timely, short-format responses to an exhibition

Frieze has announced today the details of their 12th contemporary art fair in London, bringing together over 160 of the world’s leading contemporary...

On Wednesday, July 4, 2012, during the annual City of Aspen Fourth of July Parade, the Aspen Art Museum unveils its 2012 float entry created by Los Angeles

A sculpture created by a Sunderland University professor will go on display alongside the works of artists such as Damien Hirst and Henry Moore.

What meets the eye doesn't match what your inner ear tells you when you enter Julian Hoeber's "Demon Hill" — an installation

The Getty's 11-day festival revisits performance artists' memorable work from decades' past, with a lineup that includes James Turrell, Suzanne Lacy and Judy Chicago.

Eric Bainbridge has taken advantage of cheap, readily-made materials, re-imagining the stuff of second-hand shops, scrap metal yards and DIY stores, blowing up fake fur and wood effect melamine to comedy proportions or disguising them atop one another in complex balancing acts.

This stuff will rule harder than Qaddafi, or your money back. (That is half true.) 'Mitzi Pederson: the still night air' Mitzi Pederson is usually