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“The Labor of Reading the World,” Busan Museum of Contemporary Art, Busan, South Korea, Desmber 11, 2026 - April 18, 2027, curated by Sang Choi
“KAY ROSEN: We Have a Synching Feeling,” Inaugural Poor Farm Biennale, Monte Castello di Vibio, Umbria, Italy, opens May, 2026, curated by Michelle Grabner
“Parking,” a project in Barcelona curated by Moishan Gaspar. (Previous artist Robert Barry, Jonathan Monk, Stefan Bruggemann, Pierre Bismuth)
Absence/Presence: 30 Years of Day Without Art 1989 - 2019, 2026, published by Visual AIDS, New York, edited by Kyle Croft and Rise Puleo
RECENT QUESTIONS, December 2025, A book of poetry by Geoffrey Young
A Work Will Be Shown: Artists’ Invitations and Announcements 1960-2025, Edited by Maurizio Nannucci, Viaindustriale Publishing, Zona Archives in collaboration with COLLI Publishing Platform, 2025, Florence, Italy
Anonymous Was a Woman: The First Twenty-five Years, 2025, published by The Grey Art Museum, New York University and Himmer Publishers
“Just the Way We Are,” (a collection presentation), Weserburg, Museum of Art, Bremen, Germany, opens February, 2026, curated by Ingo Clauss and Janneke de Vries
“The Grass Has So Little To Do,” James Barron Art, South Kent, CT, July 11- Sept, curated by Deborah Davis
“A House Is Not a Home,” Sikkema Malloy Jenkins, summer group show, curated by Michael Jenkins, June 24-Aug. 14 (Ann Toebbe, Alessandro Teoldi, Greg Kwiatek, Liliana Porter, Ana Tiscornia, Josephine Halvorson, Teresa Lanceta, Arturo Herrera, Marie Watt)
“John Cage and Kay Rosen,” Krakow Witkin Gallery, March 21 - May 9, 2026
Kay Rosen currently works with Sikkema Malloy Jenkins (New York City), Krakow Witkin Gallery (Boston), and Michele Didier (Paris)