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We focused on Chart Emerging.

We had a s- great talks program with Art Review, and so forth.

And all of this was very close to my heart, um, and I could feel that most of my energy actually went to that part.

I love working with the galleries, and I still work with a lot of galleries in doing public projects.

The program also includes Adam Pendleton's first museum exhibition in the Netherlands, October 10, 2026 to January 17, 2027, which reimagines the museum's staircase as a black cube, and a Luke Timon survey, March 6 to July 11, 2027, with nearly 60 paintings.

other highlights are a mark chagall monographic exhibition may fifteenth to august twenty second twenty twenty seven a cow fey survey september twenty twenty seven to january twenty twenty eight and the burroughs statelik presentation names in our veins with f x harsono and vincent rioters september third twenty twenty six to january third twenty twenty seven The Signal, the program signals the statelike strategy of pairing blockbuster names like Kusama and Chagall with contemporary figures such as Pendleton, Kaufei, and Ibrahim Mohamed, who was named the most influential person in the art world by Art Review in 2025.

For collectors and curators, the Kusama retrospective is a major draw likely to attract international attention, while the Pendleton and Timon's exhibitions offer deeper engagement with specific practices.

the inclusion of collaborative practices and the abian amro art award winner hen samir underscores the museum's commitment to supporting dutch and caribbean artists positioning the staedelijk as a platform for both historical and emerging voices this week seventy six stories forty two exhibitions sole emerging as the hot spot for next week's frieze also today Edmund de Waal awarded Chevalier des Arts et des Lettres Isamu Noguchi Prize.

Mary Boone Gallery in New York, Studio La Città in Verona, Patricia Farr in Santa Monica, the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago, Martha Hottero in Los Angeles, the Weatherspoon Art Museum in North Carolina, and Saatchi Gallery in London are just a few of the many places he's exhibited his work.

His work has been reviewed in Art Forum, The New York Times, the LA Times, Art Review, Surface, The Guardian, Art in America, and just about every other art publication there is.

His work is in the public collection of LACMA, The University of Houston, the Oak Park Public Library, and Whitman College, just to name a few.

As his show, The First Known Map of the Moon, just finished its run at Mary Boone Gallery, I stopped by his studio and we talked about coffee, music, New York City, and a bunch of other stuff.