Now open in Zurich, Limmatstrasse 💥 ‘Philip Guston. Singularities’ The exhibition presents well-known paintings alongside never-before exhibited works, all dated between 1968 and 1979, exploring the liberated motifs and instinctual forms that emerged in Guston’s late works as they continued to evolve until his death in 1980. Plan your visit through 7 September https://hw.visitlink.me/xXD8_u | Hauser & Wirth

🧨 Now open at Tate: ‘Philip Guston,’ the first major retrospective on the artist in the UK in nearly 20 years. What the press are saying 🗞️ ★★★★★ London Evening Standard: ‘Guston’s ability to capture the humdrum stuff around him that he called crapola — lightbulbs, cigarettes, canvases, tincans — while reflecting on the great struggle that is existence, is extraordinarily moving,’ ✏️ Ben Luke ★★★★★ The Telegraph: ‘Just looking at Guston’s high-cholesterol content, painted in a scrumptious, goo

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Step inside the mind of Philip Guston. 🔍 Guston’s art is not for the faint of heart. But even in its darkest moments, his work is a sobering reminder of the many chapters of American history that are often overlooked. See for yourself.👇 Join us on a two-minute tour of “Philip Guston Now,” on view in our East Building through August 27. | National Gallery of Art