ARTISTS
There is a hidden thread running through all the works of Nina Silverberg (Rome, 1994).
On January 7, 1917, Hilma af Klint asked herself a critical question: “How am I to find the courage to execute such an enormous task as to try to give an explanation of the ground’s vegetation?”
“Edgy” is a word we commonly use to describe daring or provocative art. If anything has been a measure of artistic success in the modern era, it’s been the degree to which new art pushes the boundaries of the work that came before.
Conservation efforts by Save Venice restore the radiant colors and empathetic forms of the painter’s monumental work.
You don’t have to enjoy cooking to find significance in kitchen tools. Utensils have long been valued for their symbolism even by those who have never dirtied their hands at the stove.
Addis Fine Art and Dereje Demissie present Whispers of Form, a solo exhibition moving fluidly between figuration and abstraction.
London – In a landmark prosecution, art dealer and television personality Oghenochuko Ojiri has been sentenced to two and a half years in prison for selling artworks to a suspected Hezbollah financier without declaring the transactions.
Arnolfini presents Como la Cigarra, a vibrant new exhibition co-created with Latinas in Bristol, running from 7 June to 10 August 2025.
Galleria Continua is presenting YOUNGER (a fairy tale), 1980-1990, a solo exhibition by Nedko Solakov, at its Paris / Marais space.
François Ghebaly announced the co-representation of Salim Green with Société, Berlin. His debut exhibition with the gallery will open in September at our Los Angeles location.
Kate MacGarry is presenting Francis Upritchard’s sixth solo exhibition at the gallery, featuring figurative sculptures, ceramics, and fabric masks.
The Austrian Sculpture Park invites artists annually to create temporary works that engage with the landscape and its layered history in poetic and critical ways.
Immerse yourself in the rich tradition of Indigenous artistry with “Jeremy Frey: Woven,” on view June 5-Sept. 7 at the Bruce Museum.
Ahead of his biggest European exhibition to date, the Japanese artist introduces eight works that chart his rise from student to superstar.
Sculptor Diana Al-Hadid defies centuries-old conventions of femininity and womanhood in “unbecoming,” on view June 7-Dec. 14 at the Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum at Michigan State University (MSU Broad Art Museum).