In the heart of the Kōtō district in Tokyo, the Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo (MOT) offers a unique sensory experience, where visual art and music respond to each other.

Curated with diverse communities in mind, this new exhibit enhances inclusion and cultivates a sense of belonging.

Atale of paradise, cataclysm, and hope by artist J. Carino.

Reveling in the interplay of light, material, and space, Lillian Blades creates expansive and immersive installations that reflect on how we experience pattern and texture.

Semicircles notched into smooth wooden panel structure Nosheen Iqbal’s floral embroideries.

These talented visual storytellers are capturing imaginations worldwide with their distinctive styles and creative innovation across every medium.

At Galerie Elisabeth & Klaus Thoman, Vienna, the artist’s phantasmagoric figures hover between comedy and tragedy.

Founded by Artistic Director, Ulrich Schrauth– who also curates BFI London Film Festival’s Expanded programme – VRHAM! showcases emerging and established artists and collectives shaping the future of multisensory, interactive and augmented arts experiences.

The feeder fair for Basel Art Week’s main event, ‘Basel Basel’ as I colloquially know it, Liste has historically billed itself as ‘The Young Art Fair in Basel’.

The British artists Maggi Hambling and Sarah Lucas are friends. Good friends.

Sammi Lynch is a London-based artist whose work delves into the emotional and psychological layers embedded within landscapes.

A probing exhibition in Paris explores blurriness as a space of resistance, mourning, and imagination.

An exhibition of Ligon’s well-known works at the Brant Foundation shows how language fails us and confronts us with silence.

Huma Bhabha's 'Distant Star' Lands at David Zwirner Paris Exploring themes of time, decay and transformation.

Paintings that urge us to slow down and savor the beauty in life’s simple sights.