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On their expanded website, Sprueth Magers has posted three past exhibits for Craig Kauffman, including the most recent one, Craig Kauffman: Constructed Paintings 1973–1976, Sprüth Magers, London. Also shown is the exhibit in their Berlin space in 2016, and another in their London branch in 2017. Sprueth Magers has presented highly researched exhibits which re-contextualize Kauffman's work.

The Estate of Craig Kauffman is pleased to announce the online publication of a completely updated and expanded bibliography. Compiled by the Craig Kauffman Catalogue Raisonné project, which seeks to research and document artworks by Craig Kauffman, this comprehensive online resource is now available to writers, curators, researchers, and scholars. To access this resource, go to: http://www.craigkauffman.com/publications
 
Museum Exhibitions

The Estate of Craig Kauffman continues to gain international exposure for the artist's innovative work. During the past year, a significant work from 1969 was exhibited in a large survey Light, Space, Surface: Selections from LACMA's Collection, at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.

In Germany, a highly researched survey of the use of plastic in modern art was presented in Frankfurt, titled Plastic World, at the Schirn Kunsthalle, Frankfurt, Germany. The show is accompanied by a publication with essays by Dr. Martina Weinhart and others. The exhibition Plastic World opens up a broad panorama of the artistic use and assessment of the material from the 1960s until today.

During the spring and summer of 2023, Kauffman's work was included in The Curatorial Imagination of Walter Hopps, The Menil Collection, Houston. This group exhibition centered on the life accomplishments of Walter Hopps, the first chief curator at the Menil, who also was a good friend of Kauffman's during their early years.
 
Announcement

The Ruth Chandler Williamson Gallery at Scripps College in Claremont, California is home to the Marer Collection of Contemporary Ceramics. The collection, which includes nearly 900 works by American, British, Chinese, Korean, and Japanese artists, is focused on West Coast ceramics and the work of those artists involved in the ceramic revolution of the 1950s. The collection is available for viewing online through the Williamson Gallery website.