The Bernar Venet collection.

An exhibition dealing with a number of social, political, economical and emotional conflicts that characterise the beginning of this century, and demonstrates that these spheres are intimately related.

An analysis of a key period in the artist's career.

First major exhibition in France.

Several new works intended to trigger the organic responses that underpin the structure of learned behavior, to unbalance the rational mind.

Objects, images, light, movement, colors, sound, and text.

Mehdi Chouakri welcomes the Parisian Galerie 1900-2000 as a guest for an exhibition of 60 dada and surrealist works.

A solo exhibition of photographs.

A free 24-hour event concentrating on the concept of time in its myriad philosophical, psychological, biological, sociological, poetic, aesthetic, and economic manifestations, with ten artists featured in theanyspacewhatever exhibition.

The first exhibition to focus on the implications of Darwinism for the fine arts (celebrating the 200th birthday of Darwin and the 150th anniversary of work, “On the Origin of Species”).

Specific project.

An overview of gender-critical performance art of the 1960s and 1970s and its current "return" in form of appropriations, re-enactments and archival or documentary projects.

An exhibition of works by ancient students of the ECAL.

A set of 200 new watercolors.

New works that include paintings on canvas, large wall paintings and drawings.

An heavyweight, no-pedestal exhibition which examines fifty key positions of the last fifty years to describe the sculptural renewals of this period.

Over 30 paintings from the 1960's to the present and a number of photographs with a selection from the series 'Youth is an art', images van Golden took of his daughter as she was growing up from 1978-1996.

A new installation for Wekua's first solo exhibition in the UK.

This installation of Wall Drawing #260 (1975) fills one large gallery.

Group show with more than 40 artists.

Comprehensive exhibition with more than 40 works, from early paintings from 1976 to large installations from Kelley's Kandors series of 2007.

Art works from the past forty years that are minimal in form and political in content.

The North American premiere of the major exhibition gathering works in video by Christian Marclay.

Group show.

Exposition de dessins d'artistes.

Demonstrating the medial aspect of religion based on current examples of religious propaganda and individual works by contemporary artists.

Five different artistic positions which reveal the range of contemporary responses to the city: Nina Fischer & Maroan el Sani, Dan Graham, Sabine Hornig, Santu Mofokeng, and Rhona Warwick.

Group Show with Douglas Gordon, On Kawara, Terence Koh, Andy Warhol.

Specific installation.

The relationship between architecture as an increasingly influential (and dominantly transdisciplinary) aesthetic practice (AMO/Rem Koolhaas & Reinier de Graaf, Ângela Ferreira, Nikolaus Hirsch & Philipp Misselwitz, Walid Raad, with response by Celine Condorelli).

Rare and exceptional works.

A dialogue about art and politics in today's world.

Photos taken in Berlin and Zurich.

The autobiographical act in contemporary art as a strategy.

A new site specific pavilion.

Liu Wei, Tseng Yu-Chin, and Ai Weiwei.

An overview of the rich and varied history of participatory art practice during the past six decades.

A selection of works by eleven artists whose legacy remains influential and relevant today.

Second edition of the Torino Triennale, curated by Daniel Birnbaum.

Art into Theatre / Theatre into Art.