Nordic Surrealism is a landmark exhibition tracing the emergence and evolution of Surrealist ideology in Scandinavia from the 1930s through the 1960s.

How must we change our society so that the Earth remains habitable in the long term? In July 2025, Fellow Travellers.

The exhibition in the grounds of the former imperial summer residence in Bad Ischl focuses mainly on Erwin Wurm’s sculptural work and includes pieces from the past three decades.

After the great success at the art fairs in London and Basel, we are now showing works by Dale Grant, Deni Horvatić and Daniel & Geo Fuchs in Berlin.

MUSAC Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Castilla y León is presenting its summer exhibition season, running July 12–October 19, 2025.

It’s that time of the year again when Luisa Catucci Gallery traditionally hosts its women’s group show, with feminine energies aligning with the strength and vitality of summer.

Robert Duran arrived at painting through Minimalist sculpture, creating enigmatic abstract works that bucked the hard-edged trend then dominating the 1960s New York scene of which he was a part.

he 2025 Studio Residency program will feature Jonathan Berger, an artist whose expansive projects often traverse space and time.

The exhibition unites the work – and life paths – of three photographers in Berlin in the 1990s, the first decade after the fall of the Berlin Wall.

Dan Morphy, founder and president of Morphy Auctions, today announced the appointment of renowned Western art and antique show promoter Kim Martindale to the position of chief event consultant.

Moss Galleries presents Samira Abbassy: Dialogical Narratives, a solo exhibition on view through August 30 at Moss Galleries Portland.

Its Yu Kil-Chun Gallery of Korean Art and Culture is a reinstallation that uses the institution’s own pioneering collection devoted to the peninsula to commemorate a key period of cultural exchange.

En Flux, the summer group exhibition at TIAN Contemporain gallery in Montreal, Quebec, proposes transcending beyond the immediacy of the gaze for a prolonged contemplation.

Michael Brennan and Matthew Deleget, an introspective pairing at Portal 5 offered me new discoveries, questions.

Zambia's notorious "black mountains" - huge heaps of mining waste that scar the Copperbelt skyline - are deeply personal to Stary Mwaba, one of the country's leading visual artists.