ARTISTS
Maureen Paley is presenting a new exhibition by Maureen Gallace, marking her fifth with the gallery and the first to take place across both of our London locations.
Thaddaeus Ropac London is presenting an exhibition of new paintings by Megan Rooney.
Spanish designer Nacho Carbonell (Valencia, 1980) transforms the MAXXI hall into a visionary landscape dominated by a striking seven-meter-tall tree.
Peripherally co-regulatory and permeable, Diamond and Gatón use extensions of their private lives as materials in their studio practice.
The dinosaurs forgot their lines again.
Courtney Allen’s debut monograph, Splendor, is a celebration of attention and the complex beauty of the American landscape.
Nara Roesler New York is presenting On Blindness, a group exhibition curated by Mateus Nunes, that explores the phenomenon of blindness as a poetic catalyst.
The National Gallery of Art has received a transformative gift of over 60 works of art by more than 40 artists from longstanding museum benefactors Lenore and Bernard Greenberg.
The Detroit Institute of Arts announced the appointment of Sara Moy as its new Director of Conservation.
Gagosian is presenting an exhibition of new paintings by Rudolf Stingel, opening at the Grosvenor Hill gallery on June 12, 2025.
“The Raven Flies,” a large-scale historical piece by American Artist Rita Deanin Abbey, is now on display in Las Vegas’ only single-artist museum, the Rita Deanin Abbey Art Museum.
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This way or no way. You know, I’ll be free. Just like that bluebird. Now ain’t that just like me. Oh I’ll be free. Just like that bluebird. Oh I’ll be free. Ain’t that just like me.
The Romanian artist grew up under the regime of communist dictator Nicolae Ceauşescu, and his paintings reflect a world of silences, shadows and unease. One of his most psychologically layered works, The Chandler, comes to auction in London on 26 June.
With its panoramic views of New York Harbor, the house that trailblazing photographer Alice Austen (1866-1952) called home for most of her life.