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Art World This Spring: 5 Must-See Exhibitions Around the Globe

Hit the refresh button on winter! Spring’s here and the art world is buzzing. Dive into thought-provoking realness at the Whitney Biennial, or journey into the mind-bending quantum world in Switzerland. Prepare to be surprised and inspired by these must-see exhibitions!

Whitney Biennial 2024: Even Better Than the Real Thing (New York)

20 Mar – 11 Aug

This year’s Whitney Biennial promises a fresh look at the concept of “real” in art. Curated by a diverse team, the exhibition features established and emerging artists questioning boundaries and exploring themes of identity, technology, and social issues. Look out for feminist heavyweights like Harmony Hammond, established names like Isaac Julien, and fresh perspectives from artists like Mongolian filmmaker Zulaa Urchuud.

For more visit> 20 March–11 August

Libby Heaney: Quantum Soup (Basel)

23 Mar – 26 May

For a truly mind-blowing experience, head to Switzerland to see Libby Heaney’s groundbreaking work. This scientist-turned-artist utilizes quantum computers to create immersive installations and experiences that offer a glimpse into the fascinating world of quantum physics. Prepare to be dazzled by futuristic digiscapes that defy conventional logic.

For more visit> 23 March–26 May

24th Biennale of Sydney: Ten Thousand Suns (Sydney)

9 Mar – 10 Jun

This year, the Sydney Biennale embraces optimism in the face of global challenges. “Ten Thousand Suns” celebrates resilience and joy through the diverse practices of 88 artists from around the world. Expect to be inspired by works that explore Indigenous knowledge, community, and resistance in a vibrant and hopeful exhibition.

For more visit> 9 March–10 June

Yokohama Triennale: Wild Grass: Our Lives (Yokohama)

15 Mar – 9 Jun

Inspired by the perseverance of wild grass, the Yokohama Triennale delves into humanity’s ability to overcome adversity. This wide-ranging exhibition features 94 artists tackling themes of social and political turmoil, climate change, and inequality. Be prepared for a thought-provoking exploration of resilience in the face of global challenges.

For more visit> 15 March–9 June

Miranda July: New Society (Milan)

7 Mar – 14 Oct

Get ready for a multifaceted experience with Miranda July’s first solo museum exhibition in Milan. This multi-talented artist explores themes of intimacy, human connection, and feminism through a diverse range of media. Discover sculptures, video installations, her entire filmography, and a brand-new video piece titled “F.A.M.I.L.Y.”

For more visit7 March–14 October

So, art lovers, pack your bags and get ready to embark on a journey of discovery! With these incredible exhibitions around the globe, there’s no shortage of inspiration to be found this spring.

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