Returning to Gana Art after his previous exhibition there in 2022, rain diary brings together new and recent works by de Waal.
Returning to Gana Art after his previous exhibition there in 2022, rain diary brings together new and recent works by de Waal.
Photography: © Young Chea Park / Wilmotte & Associés Architectes
Sacred Splendor: Jewish Ritual Art and Treasures from St. Vitus Cathedral in Prague is now open at New York's Jewish Museum. The presentation builds on Fragments of Memory, a 2024 exhibition at the Kunsthalle im Lipsiusbau in Dresden, Germany, and its more recent 2026 iteration at the Prague Castle Riding.
Sacred Splendor: Jewish Ritual Art and Treasures from St. Vitus Cathedral in Prague is now open at New York's Jewish Museum. The presentation builds on Fragments of Memory, a 2024 exhibition at the Kunsthalle im Lipsiusbau in Dresden, Germany, and its more recent 2026 iteration at the Prague Castle Riding.
Photography: Installation view of "Sacred Splendor: Jewish Ritual Art and Christian Treasures from St. Vitus Cathedral in Prague" at the Jewish Museum, NY, September 18, 2026–February 7, 2027. Photo by Kris Graves
This year-long exhibition unfolds across three locations at The Huntington: the Art Gallery, the Chinese Garden and the Japanese Garden. De Waal presents a series of new site-specific installations exploring memory, cultural exchange and the movement of ideas through porcelain and place.
This year-long exhibition unfolds across three locations at The Huntington: the Art Gallery, the Chinese Garden and the Japanese Garden. De Waal presents a series of new site-specific installations exploring memory, cultural exchange and the movement of ideas through porcelain and place.
Photography: Josh White
Focusing on the work of British artists from the mid-1980s to the present, Sculpture in Clay: British Ceramics 1985 to Now will explore how the use of clay has expanded the possibilities of sculpture, presenting the material as a potentially radical and avant-garde medium. De Waal's work will be included alongside that of other major figures.
Focusing on the work of British artists from the mid-1980s to the present, Sculpture in Clay: British Ceramics 1985 to Now will explore how the use of clay has expanded the possibilities of sculpture, presenting the material as a potentially radical and avant-garde medium. De Waal's work will be included alongside that of other major figures.
Through an art historical lens, the exhibition will unfold across four chrono-thematic sections, each examining how artists have reinterpreted, subverted, and challenged conventional ceramic practice to create novel works. Each section will include key works and be supported by the voices of the artists themselves. Incorporating a number of major installations alongside discrete individual pieces, the exhibition will present the work of a number of significant artists including Jacqueline Poncelet, Antony Gormley, Edmund de Waal, Richard Deacon and Clare Twomey.