25 April - 28 September 2025

YermilovCentre
Kharkiv, Ukraine

The exhibition Pairs Skating explores the artistic kinship between Wolfgang Tillmans and Boris Mikhaïlov, tracing connections in conceptual focus, central motifs, and artistic language transcending geography, political contexts, and cultural ambiance.

Presented by RIBBON International at the YermilovCentre in Kharkiv, this exhibition marks a significant moment for the city, and Ukraine’s wider artistic community. The title of the exhibition, borrowed from figure skaters moving in unison, provides an apt metaphor for two artists, who, despite growing up in vastly different political, cultural, and artistic environments, share a strikingly common photographic language. Through their lens, both artists capture the fragility, resilience and humour inherent in the human condition, the vulnerability of the body, and the notion of restriction—whether political, social, or personal.

Pairs Skating features examples of the most significant works from both artists, each carefully selected to highlight how Tillmans and Mikhaïlov speak to the past, the present, and the future of photography.

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image: Wolfgang Tillmans, Nite Queen, 2013. © Wolfgang Tillmans.

Wednesday, 23 April, 6.30 pm

Flat Time House
210 Bellenden Road
London SE15 4BW

Anne Hardy is a contributor to the latest edition of the Archive of Destruction Reader, with her work also featured on the cover. Her contribution is a conversation with Alice Channer and Jes Fernie on The Necessary Destruction of Art.

The reader brings together conversations, texts, stories, artworks, and images from artists, curators, academics, and writers.

Contributors to this edition also include Pilar Quinteros, Tschabalala Self, Joseph Constable, Jaime Gili, Alice Channer, Rosie Ram, Ben Cranfield, and Candice Purwin.

All proceeds from the Archive of Destruction Reader II support contributors’ fees for Reader III.

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image: Anne Hardy, Prayer, 2025, found materials and cast pewter, 6 x 39 x 28 cm - 2 3/8 x 15 3/8 x 11 in. Photo Stephen James

Saturday, 19 April 2025, 2 – 6 pm

Vleeshal Center for Contemporary Art
Middelburg, Netherlands

Curator: Roos Gortzak

This program will feature performances by Eglė Budvytytė, Jae Pil Eun, Rory Pilgrim & Robyn Haddon, and Zahar Bondar, artists with whom Gortzak has collaborated in previous years.

Rory Pilgrim & Robyn Haddon have curated a special selection of musical pieces from Pilgrim’s body of work. The songs originate from Pilgrim’s films Sacred Repositories, Software Garden, The Undercurrent, Rafts, and their most recent work pink & green. Accompanied by a keyboard and harp, this musical contribution will guide the audience through the different periods of Pilgrim and Haddon’s 10-year collaboration.

Pilgrim was also one of the three artists awarded a Vleeshal Commission in 2021, which became the starting point for the long-term project pink & green, a film branching into multiple forms, including a solo exhibition at Vleeshal in 2026.

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Saturday, 19 April, 2 pm

Dia Beacon
3 Beekman Street
Beacon, New York

Max Hooper Schneider discusses the work of Lucas Samaras and Meg Webster, both on long-term view at Dia Beacon, reflecting on the intersections of their practices as well as their combined influence on his own.

The event is free with museum admission.

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image: Max Hooper Schneider, Orchard of the Nighthawk, 2025, custom acrylic vitrine, crystals, gemstones, copper dendrites, dried coral, rubber anemones, UV borosilicate mushrooms, cast uranium glass, epoxy resin, powder coated aluminium hood lamp armature, 34.3 x 39.4 x 20.3 cm - 13 1/2 x 15 1/2 x 8 in. Photo: Paul Salveson

18 April – 17 August 2025

opening and artist talk: Thursday, 17 April, 6.30 pm

MAXXI Museum
Rome, Italy

Curated by Oscar Tuazon
Associate Curator Elena Motisi

Something in the Water, is a new exhibition project by Oscar Tuazon, conceived for the MAXXI Museum, Rome. With a new, previously unseen production, the exhibition marks a new chapter in Tuazon's Water School project. This artistic and educational initiative explores the dynamics and politics related to access to land, water, and infrastructure. It is an all-encompassing practice of creating spaces for encounters and collaboration.

Featuring works by: Lita Albuquerque, Saif Azzuz, Matthew Barney, Christo, Abraham Cruzvillegas, Torkwase Dyson, Leslie Hewitt, Nancy Holt, Pavlo Makov, Virginia Overton, Marjetica Potrč, Ugo Rondinone, Peter Sandbichler, Anna Sew Hoy, Oscar Tuazon.

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image: Oscar Tuazon, Cedar Spring Water School, 2023 (video still)

13 April 2025 – 4 January 2026 
opening: Saturday 12 April 2025, 1:00 – 8:00 pm

Haus Cleff
Cleffstr. 2-6
42855 Remscheid
Germany

This exhibition at Haus Cleff, in Wolfgang Tillmans' hometown of Remscheid, brings together photography and video to offer a new perspective on his work, as well as marking the reopening of the newly restored museum. The works in the exhibition interact with the building and the local industrial history to merge past, present, and future into a new narrative.

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image: Wolfgang Tillmans, Kate McQueen, 1996

Saturday 5 April 2025
2 – 3 pm

Studio 1
Towner Eastbourne
Devonshire Park, College Road
Eastbourne, BN21 4JJ

Anne Hardy and Maureen Paley will come together to discuss Hardy's practice and her wall sculpture Outlier, which was recently added to the Towner Collection. The sculptural piece is currently on show at Towner for the exhibition Points of View, which explores contemporary understandings of the collection's historic themes around landscape, place and memory.

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image: Anne Hardy, Outlier, 2023. Plywood, light, pewter, glass, found material 163 x 119 x 20.5 cm 64 1/8 x 46 7/8 x 8 1/8 in © Anne Hardy, courtesy Maureen Paley, London. Photo: Angus Mill.

Outlier is a gift of Emma and Frederick Goltz, presented to the Towner Collection through the Contemporary Art Society, 2023/24.

15 March – 15 June 2025
opening: Saturday, 15 March, 5.00 - 7.00 pm

MoCA CT
Westport, Connecticut
USA

This is Banks Violette’s first major US exhibition since 2008, featuring three large-scale works at MoCA CT. Each piece is displayed in its own room, highlighting recurring themes of American culture. Violette’s work examines cultural symbols and notions of impermanence. His drawings depict landscapes and scenes of isolation, while his sculptural works juxtapose industrial materials with intricate detail.

Organised by Pamela Hovland, Robin Jaffee Frank, Lisa Kereszi, Richard Klein, and Kathryn Turley-Sonne.

Banks Violette: American Standard is made possible through the generosity of William and Jodi Felton and Thomas Hoffstetter / The Hofstetter Baron Group of Wells Fargo Advisors.

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image (1) Banks Violette, Not yet titled/(flag), 2007, exhibition view, the bees made honey in the lion’s skull, 2024, BPS22, Charleroi, Belgium. Photo: Leslie Artamonow