ARTISTS
Elizabeth Xi Bauer announced the co-representation of artist Thiago Barbalho.
Heritage Auctions is proud to announce that Michael Plummer, a pioneering force in the global art and luxury markets, has joined the company as Chief Marketing Officer.
Ever wondered about the secret lives tucked away behind Berlin's bustling streets? The Museum Ephraim-Palais is inviting you on a captivating journey with its new exhibition.
The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum is presenting Zak Prekop: Durations, marking the artist’s solo museum debut, on view at The Aldrich from June 8, 2025 to January 11, 2026.
Sean Kelly congratulates Marina Abramović on being awarded the 2025 Praemium Imperiale for Sculpture, one of the world’s most prestigious honors recognizing lifetime achievement in the arts.
PM/AM announces The Dreams I Don’t Remember, a solo presentation of new works by Daria Dmytrenko. The artist conjures creatures that dwell somewhere between nightmare and self-portrait.
Get ready to dive deep into the fascinating world of Maruja Mallo, one of the 20th century's most groundbreaking Spanish artists.
Joshua Parks is a southern-raised Black image-maker and cultural worker with Gullah Geechee and Gulf Coast Creole heritage.
NGV Art School invites art lovers, educators and curious minds to explore a suite of in-person and online courses launching over the coming months.
Swann Galleries’ yearly August poster auction is set for Thursday, August 7.
The Provincetown Community Compact announces the Dune Shack Artists and Writers in Residence for 2025 in the Cape Cod National Seashore.
Charlie James Gallery is pleased to present America (Soy Yo!), a group exhibition curated by Los Angeles artist, curator, and gallery director Ever Velasquez.
The salty nooks of this harbour town are the setting for a bleakly brilliant coastal festival taking in migrants’ plight, water pollution, burial urns – and some sweet relief
In 1989, the artist was living on the Kentish coast when he created a series of mysterious paintings with a bonfire and tar. A new exhibition brings these so-called Black Paintings to life – and shows why they still resonate today
In voluptuous paintings of cakes and other foods, the American artist captured both pleasure and a sense of surfeit