Wohin am Wochenende?
Major international exhibitions and events are launching this week, headlined by a massive Marcel Duchamp retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the first of its scale in the U.S. since the 1970s. In Milan, Cao Fei debuts a research-heavy project at Fondazione Prada exploring the intersection of high-tech agriculture and tradition, while Berlin’s Georg Kolbe Museum recovers the legacy of British constructivist Marlow Moss. Additionally, the inaugural Art Cologne Palma Mallorca art festival opens in Spain, attempting to stimulate the market during a challenging economic period.
These events highlight a dual trend of historical recovery and technological inquiry within the global art circuit. By revisiting overlooked figures like Marlow Moss and canonizing Duchamp’s radical influence, institutions are refining the narrative of 20th-century modernism. Simultaneously, Cao Fei’s work and the launch of a new regional art fair in Mallorca demonstrate how the industry is navigating the future, blending digital innovation with strategic market expansion in leisure destinations.