With “The Sun Falls Silently”, Palais de Tokyo presents the most extensive solo exhibition to date by Vietnamese artist—her first monographic exhibition in France.

This week we explore works made by female-identifying lens-based artists who explore issues affecting contemporary women.

The Danish artist upends traditional representations of the female nude and transforms them into something darker.

The Bronx Museum of the Arts has named Shamim M. Momin as its next director and chief curator.

Ballroom Marfa will present Los Encuentros, a group exhibition bringing together five leading Latinx artists: Justin Favela, Ozzie Juarez, Antonio Lechuga, Narsiso Martinez, and Yvette Mayorga.

‘Unedited, Like An Afternoon Dream’, an exhibition at the Vadehra Art Gallery, brings together the works of contemporary and modern Indian artists.

Venice is a sexy place – just ask George and Amal Clooney (married there in 2014) or Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez, married there last month despite protests from locals who feel celebrity weddings commodify their city.

I'm a few minutes ahead of the summer opening hours so I take a moment to observe the sign placed outside the entrance of Haninge Kulturhus inside which the kunsthalle is located.

LUMA Arles in southern France broadens the horizon of contemporary art appreciation beyond Paris

The Portland Museum of Art announced the 2025 winners of the Tidal Shift Award, the national youth art prize recognizing young artists who engage with the climate crisis through creative expression.

The Baltimore Museum of Art (BMA) announced today the acquisition of approximately 150 works, capturing artistic ingenuity across culture, geography, and time.

Nature of Things aims to make connections and have some fun along the way.

To mark the 200th anniversary of Museum Island, the Staatliche Museen zu Berlin has inaugurated a landmark exhibition titled “Foundation Stone Antiquity: Berlin’s First Museum”, which opens today at the Altes Museum and will run through May 3, 2026.

The artist's groundbreaking work helped define the visual and emotional language of American comics during and after World War II.

Eleni Koroneou Gallery is pleased to present As She Sees It: Three Women, Three Gazes, a group exhibition featuring works by Eleni Bagaki, Sofia Mitsola, and Janice Nowinski.