The world's largest retrospective of sculptures by Alberto Giacometti ever, Yuz Museum's spring blockbuster is definitely one to catch. A super important artist of the 20th century, he's said to embody the spirit of modernism through his instantly recognizable and utterly iconic elongated and distorted figures. Those were mostly created in 1960s Paris and Manhattan, and before that he dabbled in Surrealism, Cubism and portraiture, all of which will be represented in this 250-artwork strong show. The exhibition's curated by none other than the Fondation Giacometti in Paris, and highlights include Walking Woman (1932), The Cage (1951), Walking Man I (1960) and more.