In ‘Além do Horizonte’ (‘Beyond the Horizon’), Beatriz Milhazes deepens her evolving enquiry into the aesthetic and affective potential of colour, pattern and ornament.

Sylvia Snowden (b. 1942, North Carolina) lives and works in Washington, DC. Over a six-decade-long career, the artist has developed a psychologically charged painting practice that addresses subjects often overlooked by society while pursuing a broader ambition: to capture the essence of the human spirit.

‘The Soul Drains the Hand’ marks Enrico David’s debut solo exhibition in Paris, presenting over 20 new works across sculpture, textile and works on paper. The exhibition’s title overturns the well-worn formula of artistic creation: rather than the hand behaving as the channel of the soul, it is the soul that burdens and exhausts the artist’s hand. This inversion resonates with the artist’s ongoing meditation on the porous boundary between inner life and outer form, and on the emotional toll exacted when material is tasked with giving shape to the immaterial.

White Cube Seoul presents the first solo exhibition in Korea by Julie Curtiss. Spanning new paintings, sculptures, and monochromatic works on paper, this presentation focuses on themes of motherhood, nature and nurture, embodying the artist’s flair for capturing the mundanity and absurdities of life.