Art

November 11, 2026

Yoshitomo Nara’s Beloved Characters Come to Life in Major New York Exhibition

Japanese artist Yoshitomo Nara is bringing his instantly recognizable characters back to New York with a major exhibition at David Zwirner. Spanning two of the gallery’s Chelsea locations, the presentation features nearly 100 works, including new paintings, drawings, recent sculptures, and selections from earlier decades. It marks Nara’s first solo exhibition with David Zwirner and his first major solo presentation in New York in nearly a decade.

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November 10, 2026

Kandinsky’s Nazi-Looted Masterpiece Sells for More Than $42 Million at Christie’s Auction

Embed from Getty Images A painting by Wassily Kandinsky, looted during the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands, has sold for £31.56 million (approximately $42 million) at Christie’s London. Completed in 1907, Das bunte Leben (The Colorful Life) was returned to the descendants of its original Jewish owners in 2023. Its October 14, 2026 auction result far exceeded the presale estimate of £18 million to £25 million.

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November 8, 2026

teamLab Celebrates First Year of Kyoto Museum With 1.3 Million Visitors Experiencing Immersive Art

The international art collective teamLab is celebrating the first anniversary of teamLab Biovortex Kyoto, its largest museum in Japan. Since opening on October 7, 2025, the immersive art destination has welcomed more than 1.3 million visitors from 167 countries and regions, highlighting the international draw of interactive art that blends technology, creativity, and participation. The museum’s reach extends well beyond Japan.

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November 6, 2026

Artist Christian Achenbach’s Vibrant Landscape Paintings Visually Vibrate With Dreamy Color and Rippling Energy

At its St. Agnes space in Berlin, KÖNIG GALERIE presents ECHOTROPIA, an exhibition of new paintings by German artist Christian Achenbach. The exhibition transforms the gallery’s Nave into an immersive landscape filled with vivid color and shifting viewpoints. The artist draws on diverse art historical traditions to create imagined environments that move between abstraction and recognizable natural forms. At the center of the exhibition, GENESIS commands attention with its expansive scale.

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