Opening 22 September, the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art turns George Lucas and Mellody Hobson’s cross-category collecting philosophy into a major public institution.
Cecily Brown’s Picture Making turns uncertainty into a painterly method: figures emerge, dissolve and return across twenty-five years of paintings, drawings and monotypes.
MUAC, Museo Tamayo, Museo Jumex and kurimanzutto lead an unusually strong September in Mexico City, from Julian Rosefeldt and John Giorno to Richard Prince and a transatlantic reconsideration of Tamayo, Nieto and Toledo.
Before Art Basel Paris arrives in October, September brings a concentrated Paris season spanning Kerry James Marshall, Cezanne, Christian Marclay, Paris Design Week, Fine Arts Paris and a gallery-history exhibition in the Marais.
September gives London collectors an unusually useful head start: museum shows in their final weeks, important gallery openings, Frieze Sculpture in Regent’s Park and a major Magritte exhibition before the October fairs arrive.
At Reina Sofía, Felix Gonzalez-Torres’s candy spills, paper stacks, curtains and light strings reveal why participation can be generous without ever becoming easy.
