albertz benda announced Weighted, the gallery’s inaugural solo exhibition with Los Angeles-based artist Tanya Aguiñiga on view May 8th to June 21st, 2025.

Swann Galleries’ Thursday, May 22, sale of Modern & Post-War Art auction brings together many subcategories of Modernist art, offering a tremendous range of techniques and philosophies.

James Cohan and NXTHVN present The Things Left Unsaid, a group exhibition that explores interconnected questions of belonging, adaptation, absence, and resilience.

In her new body of work, Guidi focuses on the symbolism of the landscape.

The African Art Hub (TAAH) announces its participation in the 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair in New York with a groundbreaking new exhibition: “Fractured Memories, Shattered Silences.”

The New Museum today announced that Tschabalala Self (b. 1990, Harlem, New York; lives and works in Hudson Valley, New York) will create a new sculpture for the building’s facade to be unveiled in fall 2025.

Roland Auctions NY presented an exquisite selection of contemporary bronze sculptures from the private collection of Neil Zukerman on May 3rd.

Dorotheum in Vienna is set to launch Contemporary Week with its Modern Art sale on 20 May 2025.

This exhibition is the first showing in Paris of two recent works: A Pocket Full of Sand (2024) and Cyclops (2024).

In light of a transfiguration, these three paintings visualize an emotional landscape full of reverence and sincerity.

The World Chess Hall of Fame & Galleries (WCHOF) is presenting “Charles Houska: Master of Play,” a joyful and colorful retrospective celebrating the vibrant, whimsical world of Charles “Charlie” Houska.

“Painting After Painting” is a comprehensive overview of the Belgian painting scene that seeks to articulate the impact of recent artistic developments and theoretical shifts on the medium.

A common misconception about “the art world” is that it maps in any way onto the art market.

The collection has 31 acrylic paintings on themes of enchanted woods, wildlife, nature and houses.

South African visual artist and filmmaker's 'Sibyl' and 'Shostakovich 10' to be presented in Seoul in May