Rimowa, which revived the title in 2022, continues its celebration of the cultural landscape, here with American photographer Schorr and a series of New York portraits.

With layered resin, cryptic titles, and a whole lot of intuition, the Polish artist invites viewers to get lost in the in-between.

Hauser and Wirth Menorca continue to captivate with a program that Spotlights the work of artists Cindy Sherman and Mika Rottenberg.

In a world increasingly shaped by cultural complexities, contested histories, and fragmented narratives, the act of translation emerges as a vital, dynamic process.

Lydia Panas, winner of AAP Magazine #38: Women, is an American photographer, known for her powerful and introspective portraiture.

Through cropped compositions and tactile detail, Daria Gamulina turns everyday garments into intimate portraits of presence, absence, and the stories we wear.

“In the room the women come and go / Talking of Michelangelo.”

Rosa Barba has a way of taking our world’s most magical and most fundamental elements, then folding them in on one another—taking them apart, making them anew.

The American Black Film Festival (ABFF) is proud to announce a groundbreaking collaboration with the Art in Black Foundation to present The South African Collective — a debut curatorial art exhibition spotlighting five dynamic visual artists from South Africa.

“The children are always ours, every single one of them, all over the globe”—James Baldwin.

On Tuesday evening, collectors' eyes were on works by women artists, who managed to realise a third of value achieved despite representing a smaller portion of lots.

Josh Dihle has the visual vernacular of an obsessive-compulsive raised on “Goodnight Moon.”

There are countless ways to describe New York, but Danny Cortes typically veers toward words like “fast,” “layered,” “gritty,” and even a “little messy.”

In a cultural moment bloated with digital slop, Rossin’s AI-coauthored paintings probe something more unstable and searching.

The global art market is not immune to current economic and geopolitical tensions, and is counting on a new generation of collectors to revitalise the momentum.