Upcoming Exhibitions Udforskning af Orinoco-flodens kilder, 1959. Zell Collection.Remedios Varo18.9.26 - 10.1.27Dream worlds and scientific exploration merge with magical thinking in the Spanish-Mexican painter Remedios Varo's fabulous surreal imagery.Read about the exhibition Photo: Harry WellerTracey Emin8.10.26 - 18.4.27One of the most important figures of contemporary art, Tracey Emin continually challenges boundaries and uses the female body as a powerful tool to explore passion, trauma, pain and healing.Read about the exhibition Untitled from the series Das Floß der Medusa, 1996 © Estate of Martin Kippenberger, Galerie Gisela Capitain, KölnMartin Kippenberger10.2.27 - 20.6.27The first major international presentation in almost a decade of German artist Martin Kippenberger, considered one of the greatest artistic talents of his generation.Read about the exhibition Of Woman Born, 2026. Installation view, Magazzini del Sale, Venice © Nalini MalaniNalini Malani14.4.27 - 10.10.27Nalini Malani's large, immersive installation 'Of Woman Born' forms the centerpiece of this first solo presentation in Scandinavia of the influential and outspoken Indian artist.Read about the exhibition Goya, The Sleep of Reason produces monsters, Los Caprichos, 1797–1798Sleep6.10.27 - 23.4.28A large, thematic exhibition about one of life's most fascinating and enigmatic phenomena. A journey into the universe of sleep, mixing classical works, contemporary art, literature, film and science.Read about the exhibition Matthew Wong, Vertigo, 2019Matthew Wong10.11.27 - 2.4.28Luminous colours and emotional intensity radiate from Chinese-Canadian artist Matthew Wong's images. The exhibition focuses on a selection of his enigmatic and rarely seen interiors.Read about the exhibition Lynda Benglis17.5.28 - 24.9.28For more than five decades, American artist Lynda Benglis has challenged distinctions between painting and sculpture, creating works in which materials seem to flow, fold, and take on new life forms.Read about the exhibition
