François Ghebaly

Cambrai Museum presents a solo exhibition by Farah Atassi, on view from November 24, 2018 through March 17, 2019.

Patrick Jackson's summer exhibition "DUM MUD" was reviewed by Lauren Mackler in Artforum's October, 2018 print issue. Read the full review here.

FIAC and mk2 Grand Palais Cinema present a screening of Neïl Beloufa's Occidental, 2017, at the mk2 Grand Palais Cinema in Paris. Seats are first come first serve.

Thursday, October 18, 2018, 7pm

Candice Lin and Patrick Staff will exhibit their work, Hormonal Fog (2016-2018), as part of the group exhibition, Between Bodies, opening this month at Henry Art Gallery. The exhibition will explore the relationship between human and beyond-human bodies within the context of ecological change, questioning the existing divide between nature and culture.

Between Bodies will be on view at Henry Art Gallery at the University of Washington:

October 27, 2018  - April 28, 2019

Neïl Beloufa curates the exhibition of the Fondation d'entreprise Ricard Prize, which celebrates its twentieth anniversary.  For years, the prize has aimed to legitimize the practices of artists, curators and institutions, while establishing melodic contrasts by inviting artists to do the curating, and curators to make the art.

The exhibition runs from September 11 through October 27, 2018, and the prize will be awarded on October 19, 2018.

Ghebaly Gallery is pleased to announce that Candice Lin has been appointed assistant professor in the UCLA Department of Art.

Kathleen Ryan's solo exhibition Seven Sculptures at Sunset is her second exhibition at Josh Lilley Gallery. The show will be on view October 5 - November 10, 2018.

Opening Reception: October 4, 2018, 6 - 8pm

Mythologies of a Sublime at Pedro Cera features work by Marius Bercea, Hannah Greely, Alex Hubbard, William Leavitt, Jon Pestoni, Neil Raitt, Claire Tabouret, and Sean Townley.

On view September 13 - October 31, 2018

Frieze features Candice Lin in a profile in which poet CAConrad looks at the ways in which the artist addresses the corrosive role of empire in our daily lives.  Read the full profile here.