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At Victoria Miro in London, Geoffrey Holder’s and Boscoe Holder’s emotive portraits of people of color are being exhibited together for the first time.

Here are five stellar exhibitions at small galleries, including solo exhibitions by Kinga Bartis and Jane Yang-D’Haene.

This month, our eyes are on the work of Jessica Cannon, Adrien Fricheteau, Siji Krishnan, Joana Schneider, and Park Yunji.

🪵 In a large-scale posthumous show at Hauser & Wirth Somerset, Phyllida Barlow’s late-blooming practice comes into focus.

🕷️ American sculptor Hannah Levy turns fleshy silicone and blown glass into eerie, furniture-like works.

🌟 The London gallery will co-represent Oakland-based painter Oliver Lee Jackson in partnership with Andrew Kreps Gallery and BLUM.

💂 London’s gallery scene is grappling with several challenges. But there is plenty of cause for optimism in the city’s art world.

📍 As Beijing opens up to more international visitors post-lockdown, the city’s Gallery Weekend shows the breadth of its contemporary art scene at full strength.

💓 For this Pride Month, Artsy tapped eight curators and tastemakers with ties to the queer community to share the artists they’re championing this month, and why. Through their eyes, we dive into the practices of more than 70 artists, who together speak to the essence of Pride and why the visibility of LGBTQ+ artists is critical not just this month, but always.

🏛️ The London-based artist reflects his Caribbean heritage in a new commission at Tate Britain.