Nancy Holt's Locator (Studio Corner) from 1971 is on view in the exhibition Shifting Landscapes at the Whitney Museum of American Art. This marks the first time the work has been installed since the work entered the collection of the Whitney in 2006. 

Works by Nancy Holt are included in the exhibition Something in the Water, on view at MAXXI | Museo nazionale delle arti del XXI secolo, in Rome, Italy.

Holt/Smithson Foundation and Sprüth Magers are delighted to present Echoes & Evolutions: Nancy Holt’s Sun Tunnels, the first solo exhibition of the late artist (1938–2014) at the New York gallery. Holt’s large-scale earthwork Sun Tunnels is a landmark in the artist’s oeuvre and encapsulates her investigation of perception, systems, and site. Showcasing many previously unseen drawings, collages, photographs and two of her Studio Locator sculptures, this exhibition offers insight into the process and ideas behind the creation of Sun Tunnels.

Joan Jonas: An Island Departure, with Nancy Holt and Robert Smithson is the second in our series of five projects dedicated to Little Fort Island in Maine. We are very happy to be partnering with the Farnsworth Art Museum in Rockland, to presenta newly commissioned body of work by artist Joan Jonas (b. 1936).

This fall Nancy Holt's 1972 work Locators with Loci is on view in the exhibition Minimal at the Bourse de Commerce, opening October 8, 2025. Dedicated to Minimal art, the exhibition brings together an exceptional group of works from the Pinault Collection in dialogue with those of prestigious collections.

Currently on show through to January 10, 2026 at Galerie Elisabeth & Klaus Thoman in Innsbruck, Austria are three photographic series by Nancy Holt: Miami Puddles (1969), California Sun Signs (1972), and Alaskan Pines (1986).

Works by Nancy Holt are included in the exhibition All Light: Light and Space yesterday and today at Kunsthalle Bielefeld in Germany. This group exhibition is dedicated to light as an artist medium, combining historical works with approaches from contemporary artists.