The Pulsar exhibition invites us to reflect in depth on the notion of tradition through the works of Mounir Ayache (1991) and Sara Ouhaddou (1986).

Drawing from both a historical and imaginative past, present, and future, Cohn utilizes imagery and ideologies drawn from The Women’s Land Army from World War I and World War II, as well as female separatist communities, fairy tales and literary fiction.

In the late 19th century in Maryland, Mary Elizabeth Banning (1822–1903) emerged as one of America’s first mycologists—and the first woman to describe a new fungus species to science. The self-taught artist and scientist is now the focus of a nature-centered exhibition at New...

Deep inside the matrix of Waddesdon Manor’s sumptuous 45 rooms that are open to the public, one currently hosts the latest project by Pablo Bronstein, perhaps the most meticulous and playful master draftsman in contemporary art.

From October 2025, Lucy Raven to transform The Curve with a major new exhibition titled Rounds.

Cassidy Toner’s new works take center stage at the Kunstmuseum Basel from August 22nd. Awarded the Manor Art Prize 2025, the US-born, Basel-based artist (b. 1992, Baltimore) presents an entire body of new work in Cassidy Toner. Besides the Point.

Marisa J. Futernick uses these mementos as fodder for fantasy in her solo exhibition Away in the Catskills: Summers, Sour Cream, and Dirty Dancing at the Skirball Cultural Center, reconstructing her grandmother’s vacations through family photographs, a video essay, and an...

Candida Alvarez’s Circle, Point, Hoop at El Museo del Barrio gets its title from a 1996 collage-painting by the artist. Alvarez’s first large-scale museum survey spans styles and media across nearly a half century. 

“EN CADA BESO UNA REVOLUCIÓN.” “LESBIANAS. UNIDAS. ¡FELICES!” Such battle cries embody the poetic optimism of Latina lesbian activism across borders at the Vincent Price Art Museum’s On the Side of Angels. 

Slated to open October 10 and run through April 5, 2026, the exhibition Robert Rauschenberg: Life Can’t Be Stopped will reexamine the artist’s use of visual media and commercial printing techniques through notable works held in the Guggenheim’s collection, alongside loans...

The Paris museum showcases 500 works by the Argentine-Swiss artist, spanning the walls or arranged on racks.

Kunstverein München presents the first institutional exhibition of Simon Lässig and Vera Lutz. The duo show brings together newly conceived filmic, photographic, and installative works that explore the politics of seeing and showing. 

In Mario García Torres’ fifth solo exhibition with neugerriemschneider, Nada me han enseñado los años, time, remembrance and theatrical tactics enmesh in a consideration of narrative construction, and an inquiry into the often obscured notion of truth, both in imagery and in...

Kunsthuis SYB is pleased to present “600 Years of Migrant Mothers”, a new solo exhibition by Selma Selman. The exhibition features a new series of monumental paintings, along with films, drawings, and research material.

“Space Making” is an exhibition addressing depth and spatiality in painting. It features the work of eight artists, who span generations and bridge contemporary positions with historical context.