Lehmann Maupin returns to FOG Design+Art for the fourth time with a group presentation of new paintings, sculptures, and photographic works, including works by Billy Childish, Teresita Fernández, Tammy Nguyen, Do Ho Suh, and Kim Yun Shin, highlighting forthcoming programming around the world. This presentation comes on the heels of institutional shows for many of these artists—including Fernández, Nguyen, and Kim—and precedes a major milestone for Suh, who will have a survey at the Tate Modern later this year. Additionally, most of these artists will have solo exhibitions with Lehmann Maupin in the coming months, including Fernández in Seoul, Childish and Kim in London, and Nguyen in New York.

Additional highlights include works by Kader Attia, Loriel Beltrán, McArthur Binion, Mandy El-Sayegh, Klara Kristalova, Mr., Catherine Opie, Oren Pinhassi, Alex Prager, Cecilia Vicuña, and Nari Ward.

New paintings by Billy Childish will debut at the booth. Childish’s artistic practice is all encompassing, spanning poetry and prose, punk rock music, and photography, printmaking, and painting. Concurrent to the fair, Childish will present a solo exhibition of new paintings at Lehmann Maupin in London. Known for his vivid, emotionally charged paintings on warm linen canvas, the artist works quickly and intuitively to realize each work, sketching the underlying composition in charcoal within a hand-drawn frame and using a rich palette of oil paint to render light, shadow, volume, and form. The subjects in Childish’s paintings are often taken from his immediate environment—the River Medway in South East England, self-portraits, the chalk cliffs of Margate—and images of his family make frequent appearances. salish fishermen and moon with sycamore (both 2024) expand the artist’s primary sources, with Childish finding inspiration in his own internal dreamscapes as well as in the natural world.