With 2012 being the alleged end of the world, you better plan accordingly. If art exhibits are your thing, then this list of 25 of the most anticipated exhibitions of 2012, as put together by Complex, can help make sure you are set for the year as far as that goes. Some big shows are happening globally this year including a large-scale exhibition chronicling Keith Haring’s early career, Rosson Crow at Honor Fraser, Kaws’ Down Time exhibition, Os Gemeos at Prism LA, and about 21 others as shown here.

Take a look at the others after the jump.

Los Angeles’ Prism Gallery will be exhibiting works from Os Gemeos beginning on February 25, 2012 and ending on March 24, 2012. Outside of the dates of the exhibition, we do not have much details as to what the Brazilian twins will be showcasing, but be sure to stay with us for more information as it comes along.

Brazilian artists Os Gemeos just opened their new exhibition at the Museo Vale. An impressive range of works, including paintings, installations and sculptures in the usual colorful style of the duo, makes up the exhibition. The sculptures placed in between massive painted walls are the most impressive and make for a bold statement.

The exhibition runs until February 12th, 2012.

Check out the full exhibition after the jump.

Last week we gave you detailed look at the artworks on display at the Kindergarten exhibition that is currently on display in Modena. Today we show you the typography poster series that was produced for the exhibition, featuring one poster by each participating artist – Delta, Tom Sachs, Futura, Mode2, Os Gemeos and Kostas Seremetis.

Check out the full series after the jump.

Today we can give you a nice look at the works on display of the ‘Kindergarten’ exhibition, that is opening tonight at the Galleria Civica di Modena. The group show includes works by Delta, Tom Sachs, Futura, Mode2, Os Gemeos and Kostas Seremetis. All artists worked on sculptures for the show and their style, as many of you should know, is very different.

The official opening is tonight at 6:30pm. The show runs until September 18th.

Galleria Civica
Palazzina dei Giardini
MODENA – Italy

Take a detailed look at all works on display after the jump.

The Dépayz’arts Festival kicks off today in Paris. Curated reports – “Part of the event includes “Slava’s Snowshow” a multi-part extravaganza involving a variety of artists, spaces, and titillating installations. Os Gemeos (yes, more of them today) are one of the participants. They’ve taken an old trailer and transformed it into Slava’s head.”

More on this years contribution after can be seen here.

From Curated – “At 20/Out art fair, Wim Wenders presented a series of photographs documenting paintings by Os Gemeos in a disused German rail tunnel. Lit with lantern, the effect is terrific and the paintings themselves have a little more power than the duos usual work. Wenders shot the photographs for the “Out Sides” project.”

More images from Wenders can be seen here.

From Curated – “Os Gemeos are in Lithuania. Why? They are tracing family history. And, in the process, producing more of their distinct mural art. More at Unurth.”

Full image can be seen here.

Brazilian street artists Os Gemeos translate their signature characters into animated form. Check it out!

Last night Os Gemeos and Futura wrapped up production on their “Giant Project” mural in New York City. We stopped by this morning to check it out, and caught the whole crew. From their blog:

This past Sunday we began a new mural in Chelsea, on the exterior wall of PS 11 (320 West 21st street ) together with the legendary Futura2000. The project was organized by Allen Benedikt (from AKANYC and 12ozProphet.com) with support from Nike and Montana Colors and in conjunction with the World Basketball Festival. The idea was to bring a ‘Gigante’ to NY, as we’ve done in Greece, Holland, Lisboa, London and Sao Paulo. Uniting two different styles from opposite extremes was one of the challenges, as well as the objective. The idea was to unite two styles that are completely different so they become one. The concept behind the flags (with the colors completely altered from their originals) signifies unity, a world without borders, combined to form “one world one voice”. Without distinction to language or race, without social difference… Where we all can live in a better world. We also sought to establish a visual communication with the children of PS 11 and the surrounding community that walk by the mural each day. Futura working on the pattern for the shirt, which we hope will prove that two styles from different extremes can combine harmoniously….

The piece can be seen on the side of PS11 at 320 West 21st. Definitely head down and check it out in person if you have the chance!

More images of the artists and their completed work follow.