The Kunstforum Ingelheim has opened its doors to “Curiosity, Courage and Adventure: Women Photographers on the Road,” a sweeping survey of female lens-makers from Germany, Austria and Switzerland whose work spans more than a century of travel photography.

Su Yu-Xin scours mines and federal lands for materials to carefully craft her own pigments in a Los Angeles workspace that’s part studio, part science lab.

Gritli Faulhaber’s practice is characterized by a deep engagement with visual cultures, be they contemporary or time-bound.

A car, a pylon, a ticket, a traffic sign, red and green traffic light signals: the objects in the exhibition ‘Level Up’ by GAFFA collective are grouped around the theme of cars and traffic.

Books in Bloom is this year's theme for Firsts London, the UK's leading international rare book fair at the Saatchi Gallery in London's Chelsea from 15 to 18 May 2025 with over 100 dealers from around the world bringing a wide range of rare books, manuscripts, maps and prints.

Dara Birnbaum (1946–2025), who passed away last week, spent five decades laying siege to the apparatus of television, rewriting its language from within, and—crucially—holding a mirror up to the coded myths of popular culture.

This picture is the latest acquisition of the Gallery, which is celebrating its 200th anniversary during 2024‒25.

Global and Golden: “Dutch Art in a Global Age” at the Kimbell Art Museum, Fort Worth.

From 1948 to 1953, Carmen Herrera lived in Paris, immersing herself in the city’s dynamic postwar artistic community while frequently traveling to New York and Havana.

The trailblazing Afro-Indigenous sculptor’s life and everlasting impact are the subject of a long-overdue retrospective at the Brooklyn Museum.

Galerija Manuš is proud to present the exhibition Special Feelings by Damir Očko.

“The most important aspect is not the finished object, but the transition from one dimension to another.”

The art fair returns to the Shed this month with more than 65 contemporary art galleries and the acclaimed Focus section curated by Lumi Tan.

“My main theme is fundamental concepts—especially ‘Existence’—which I aim to present both tactilely and visually through soft, sculptural textiles.”

"The core element in my work is transience; an emotional look at the impermanent existence of a state, a moment or a person.", says  German-Dutch photographer, whose recent body of work takes cues from Duane Michals, while responding to claims by Susan Sontag.