A retrospective of the first 20 years of the Max Mara Art Prize for Women finds an inexhaustible well of inspiration in Italy.

Marie Lund’s artistic practice arrives from a contemplation on the interdependencies between architecture, space, objects, and bodies.

After living in seven different countries, Leamne Arias Deniz has found a lasting home in Edinburgh.

Nestled between therapist offices and reiki salons on the ninth floor of a 17-story high rise on the westside of New York’s Union Square, Gordon Robichaux is a gallery for those in-the-know.

Rain Leaks From Louvre’s Roof and Narrowly Misses Prized Cimabue Painting.

In 1975, Toshiko Takaezu was doing an artist residency in Hilo, Hawaiʻi, when a group of journalists and VIPs came to her studio.

The latest edition in Coachella Valley frames its largescale artistic commissions as social and emotional ‘service stations.’

Dara Birnbaum, a pioneer of video art, has died. Birnbaum came to prominence in the 1970s, recognising television not just as a revolutionary medium in communications, but as a new source of material in artmaking, too.

At the Rose Art Museum, Hayden’s sculptural survey carves through the thorns of US history, braiding together beauty, survival, and the brutal education behind Black selfhood.

The Indian photographer was delighted with the image he captured during a stroll in Pritisangam Gardens with friends.

For the next few days we will be looking at the work of artists who I met with at this year’s Society for Photographic Education conference during the portfolio reviews.

The Malaysian-born, London-based photographer discusses psychology, cultural heritage and what sets different places apart.

Carpenters Workshop Gallery New York presents a display of works by Aki+Arnaud Cooren, the multidisciplinary design studio known for serene, dreamy, creations that evoke poignant and harmonious confluences with the natural world.

Defined as the Damien Hirst of his time, ACP - Palazzo Franchetti by Fondazione Calarota hosts the exhibition dedicated to Graham Sutherland, one of the greatest innovators of contemporary British painting.

With Clinging Knots, our friend and contributing editor Charles Moore has curated Shanee Roe’s first solo exhibition at 68projects in Berlin.