To end the year, we’re sharing a selection of 10 international exhibitions where artists explore our relationship with the environment, and the challenges of our time. A way to close 2025 with reflection, creativity, and awareness. Back to the source Ana Mendieta Marian Goodman Gallery, New York, USA Until January 17, 2026 Back to [...]
We are delighted to showcase art and ecology in our selection of 12 exhibitions in France! Supernature ! Group show With: Alice Aycock, Guillaume Barborini, Anna Barseghian, Benoit Billotte, Lea Bosshard, Camila Cason, Anne Delrez, Angeline Dubois, Alena Grom, Emmanuelle Kreiger-Loisel, Marguerite Li-Garrigue, Teophil Lemaitre, Masami, Myriam Mihindou, Stéphanie Sagot, Jade Tang, Nathalie Taylor, [...]
After another summer marked by climate upheavals, France’s fall exhibitions invite us to rethink our relationship with transforming environments and to reflect on our interdependence with the natural world. Art of Change 21 has handpicked 10 exhibitions not to be missed! Discover more fall exhibitions abroad HERE. On Breathing Solo show by Eija-Liisa Ahtila Marian [...]
The visual artist and surfer Olivier Millagou has chosen a frugal lifestyle by the sea, near Toulon, deliberately far from the artistic centralism of Paris. His solo exhibition Free and Easy, whose title is inspired by an old surf movie, may initially seem to embody the Parisian cool vibe, championing feel-good and vintage aesthetics. However, it [...]
In 2024, the effects of global warming were felt around the world, and 2025 is a crucial year for environmental action. Artists' commitment will be essential. To get the year off to an optimistic start, here is a selection of 14 international exhibitions that are currently highlighting our interdependent relationship with the living world, raising [...]
Committed to a 5-year artistic programme linked to the environment, Maison Ruinart on the 3rd October unveiled “4 RUE DES CRAYÈRES” in Reims, France – a cultural space featuring an accessible sculpture park. At its heart is the Nicolas Ruinart Pavilion, a new building dedicated to art and hospitality. The outdoor art trail is inspired by [...]
Getty's PST ART initiative is a major event in the American West Coast art world. Scheduled every five years, its aim is to support and promote the artistic landscape of Southern California. September marks the start of its third edition, under the theme PST ART: Art & Science Collide, which will run for 5 months. [...]
The French artist Xavier Veilhan joins the circle of globally-renowned artists, such as Antony Gormley, Olafur Eliasson and Tomas Saraceno, acting against global warming and actively looking for alternatives to airplane transportation, the biggest source of carbon emissions in the art sector. At a time when the climate crisis is worsening, the Parisian artist Xavier [...]
The 60th edition of the Venice Biennale, under the curatorial direction of Adriano Pedrosa and centred around the theme "Foreigners Everywhere", which opened April 20th, seeks to address the oversights and inequalities carried by a Western and colonialist art history, advocating for a greater diversity of perspectives and cultures. The innumerable national pavilions and satellite [...]
In this new artistic season, collaboration is the answer to today's challenges. Whether through collective practices between artists, engagements with local communities or co-creation with the non-human world, the emphasis is on the importance of working together and helping each other to respond to ecological and social challenges. The Art of Change 21 team has [...]
