Georgia O’Keeffe’s architectural vision comes into focus in Detroit
Detroit’s first exhibition devoted entirely to Georgia O’Keeffe’s buildings follows the artist from Lake George barns to Manhattan towers and the adobe geometry of New Mexico.
Detroit’s first exhibition devoted entirely to Georgia O’Keeffe’s buildings follows the artist from Lake George barns to Manhattan towers and the adobe geometry of New Mexico.
Saint Louis Art Museum gives Juanita McNeely her first hometown solo exhibition, tracing six decades of feminist painting, drawing and ceramics.
At Bath’s Herschel Museum, Grace Weir turns astronomy, domestic labour and patient observation into a site-responsive contemporary exhibition.
Six artists from across Canada meet in Ottawa’s 2026 Sobey Art Award exhibition, where materials and regional perspectives take focus before the winner is named.
Rochester’s Clothesline awards recognise regional artists and makers, with first-time exhibitor Zoe Pruitt linking a new booth-support scheme to festival honours.
After closing on 30 August, Noorderzon’s redesigned park programme puts the relationship between experimental performance, free access and public space in focus.
San Francisco Ballet’s Mere Mortals closed its Edinburgh run with Aszure Barton’s choreography, Floating Points and the RSNO.
Anouk Moyaux and Huiqin Li won the first Europumpeli at OMVF for Glox Olia’s hand-processed 16mm video Lluvia de Ceniza.
Oulu’s Delta Life joined music, dance, circus and video on a floating stage, drawing around 5,000 people to Pokkisenpuisto on 28 August.
Sound, sculpture and collaborative projects connect Portland’s art spaces in Lumi Tan’s Converge 45 triennial, Here, To you, Now.
