Born in Bogotá in 1974, Colombian artist Santiago Montoya has been creating art for as long as he can remember. Though classically trained as a painter, the artist now follows a multidisciplinary approach that also embraces found objects and video documentary. 

A selection of recent paintings by Japanese artist Minami Kobayashi.

“The Anatomy of Painting” at the National Portrait Gallery is the first UK museum retrospective of Jenny Saville, showcasing over 30 years of her powerful, body-focused work.

Marta Palau’s “Mis caminos son terrestres” at Museu Tàpies is a powerful exploration of identity, memory, and exile through immersive artworks made from natural materials like earth and clay.

The Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2025, running from June 17 to August 17, offers a dynamic and inclusive showcase of contemporary art, featuring works from both emerging and established artists across diverse mediums.

People say that you shouldn’t live with your friends because your friendship may deteriorate. The story of the friendship between Vincent van Gogh and Paul Gauguin can be used as an example!

Swedish artist Hanna Hirsch-Pauli (1864-1940) is best known for her genre scenes and portraits.

In the vibrant tapestry of art history, few relationships resonate as profoundly as that of Joan Miró and Pablo Picasso.

Award-winning Finnish video artist Nastja Säde Rönkkö presents her thought-provoking installation Survival Guide for a Post-Apocalyptic Child at the historic Fort Burgoyne in Dover.

Gagosian has announced the US exhibition debut of Running Arcs (For John Cage) (1992), a large-scale sculpture by Richard Serra (1938–2024).

Overlap strips away everything you think you know about looking at things. No names. No categories. No expert opinions telling you what to think. Just you, the object, and your raw reaction.

Hauser & Wirth is expanding its West Coast foothold with a new gallery in Palo Alto, California, set to open in spring 2026.

It fails to directly address the German state’s repression of pro-Palestine expression, even as many of its works model “safer” forms of resistance.

The solo exhibition, Jacopo Benassi Libero!, in the Loggia degli Abati of the Palazzo Ducale in Genoa is a large-scale display of the artist’s research, consisting of works from the last seven years, together with new products from the period of residence in the palazzo itself.

The government discussed a bill to speed up the restitution of artworks looted during the colonial era, simplifying existing procedures and consulting experts from France and the countries requesting the pieces.