Hot air, garden parties, and presidential prestige  . . . A quick snapshot of what Dikeou Collection artists have been up to over the past couple months, and what to look forward to in the months ahead.

“Walter Robinson: Let the Music Play” is on view at Deitch Projects, Wooster St, through June 6.

Work by Lizzi Bougatsos will be on view in “Motorcycle, Desiderio di Colore” at Ermes Ermes in Rome, opening June 6.

Sarah Staton will have work on view in “Wild: Sculpture, Hybridity and the Animistic Garden” at Rochester Square Sculpture Garden in London, June 4-7. Additionally, Sarah Staton | SupaStore teamed up with Francesca Anfossi | Rochester Square on a series of artist-design stoneware plates available for purchase.

Work by Momoyo Torimitsu will be on view in “Fresh Air: Inflatable Sculptures” at the Cameron Art Museum in North Carolina, opening June 19.

Spencer Finch’s commissioned installation for the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago, titled “To Disappear Enhances - (Memory Landscapes),” opens to the public on June 19.

Work by Simon Periton is on view and up for auction in “Drawing Biennial 2026” at Drawing Room London, through June 23.

Anicka Yi was interviewed by Tina Rivers Ryan in a recent issue of Artorum about her “Message from the Mud” installation at Storm King Art Center. More can be read about the project in Galerie Magazine.

Vik Muniz’ retrospective exhibition, “A Olho Nu,” is on view a Banco do Brasil Cultural Center in Rio de Janeiro through September 7.

Work by Chris Johanson is on view at Halsey McKay Gallery in Brooklyn. Johanson is also exhibiting at Guerro Gallery in Los Angeles. 

Work by Dan Asher is on view in “New York Urban Contexts” at The Peninsula in NYC.

Work by Lucky Debellevue is on view at Elliot Templeton Fine Arts in NYC.

Work by Nils Folke Anderson is on view in “The Pierogi Flat Files” at Mana Contemporary in Jersey City, through September 2026.