The artist’s long-awaited homecoming exhibition is also his largest.
Opening at Tate Modern this spring.
On view in New York until November 5.
Ghost-like room installations and reinterpretations of everyday objects.
A full-scale replica of the artist’s former NYC apartment.
As well as installations from Kengo Kuma, Max Lamb and more.
Challenging museumgoers’ notion of space.
As part an exhibition called “Korridor.”
Highlighted by a massive walkthrough of ‘Hubs’ and a brand new series of two-dimensional “drawings.”
New to The Contemporary Austin’s Jones Center is the latest installment of Korean artist Do Ho
Do Ho Suh’s Fallen Star sculpture at UCSD’s Jacobs School of Engineering, which opened today, has