Sean Kelly, Los Angeles
Sean Kelly is delighted to present Moon, Turn the Flames…Gently Gently Away, Awol Erizku’s inaugural solo exhibition at Sean Kelly, Los Angeles. Continuing his critical investigation of identity politics, resistance, and abstraction, Erizku offers a cosmology of visual language that disrupts conventional narratives of representation. The exhibition presents new photographs, neon installations, and sculptures that underscore Erizku’s distinctive approach to symbolism and cross-cultural dialogue.
Through 06.03.25
V1 Gallery, Copenhagen
In Canadafornia is Geoff McFetridge’s first solo exhibition where oil paintings serve as both points of departure and disappearance. The 16 intimately scaled tableaus were created over the past year. Originating as small, loose, notebook-sized studies, McFetridge often revisits each motif in several versions before completing a final iteration on panel.
06.06.25 – 08.09.25
David Zwirner, New York
In Crucible, Armitage reflects on the theme of migration. Painted on Lubugo bark cloth—a traditional Ugandan textile used in funerary rituals, which the artist has used as a support for more than a decade—these works are marked by a visceral directness that implicates the viewer in the migrant’s journey and the representation of migrants in wider society.
Through 06.27.25
GRIMM, New York
Still Moving is a collaboration with the renowned movie theatre Metrograph in New York. The artist will showcase new paintings created in relation to four selected films concurrently screened to accompany the gallery exhibition.
Through 06.21.25
Sean Kelly, Los Angeles
Sean Kelly is delighted to present Moon, Turn the Flames…Gently Gently Away, Awol Erizku’s inaugural solo exhibition at Sean Kelly, Los Angeles. Continuing his critical investigation of identity politics, resistance, and abstraction, Erizku offers a cosmology of visual language that disrupts conventional narratives of representation. The exhibition presents new photographs, neon installations, and sculptures that underscore Erizku’s distinctive approach to symbolism and cross-cultural dialogue.
Through 06.03.25
V1 Gallery, Copenhagen
In Canadafornia is Geoff McFetridge’s first solo exhibition where oil paintings serve as both points of departure and disappearance. The 16 intimately scaled tableaus were created over the past year. Originating as small, loose, notebook-sized studies, McFetridge often revisits each motif in several versions before completing a final iteration on panel.
06.06.25 – 08.09.25
David Zwirner, New York
In Crucible, Armitage reflects on the theme of migration. Painted on Lubugo bark cloth—a traditional Ugandan textile used in funerary rituals, which the artist has used as a support for more than a decade—these works are marked by a visceral directness that implicates the viewer in the migrant’s journey and the representation of migrants in wider society.
Through 06.27.25
GRIMM, New York
Still Moving is a collaboration with the renowned movie theatre Metrograph in New York. The artist will showcase new paintings created in relation to four selected films concurrently screened to accompany the gallery exhibition.
Through 06.21.25