Yellowpop, a home decor brand specializing in LED neon signs and known for its exclusive artist collaborations, reunites with André Saraiva to launch a collection of five bright new pieces featuring never-before-seen formats such as a Lightbox and a Mirror sculpture.

Although Rachel Ruysch is not exactly a household name, she is hardly anonymous: while she lived, she was an honored painter in the Old Masters tradition, and she has had her admirers ever since her death in 1750, at the age of eighty-three (though some sources say eighty-six).

A rare 19th-century condom decorated with an erotic etching featuring a nun and three clergymen is going on display at a museum in the Netherlands.

I met Rob Strati a few years ago after being immediately drawn to the unique sensibility of his work—delicate yet bold, abstract yet deeply personal - with the odd yet satisfying use of broken plates.

Benjamin Gibson is a Toronto-based photographer and creative director whose work explores the intersection of grit and beauty in urban landscapes and portraits.

In 1607 the future Louis XIII was brought to the French countryside around the town of Versailles for his first hunt, and just like his father, Henri IV, he loved it—so much so that in 1621, after rising to the throne, he had a small hunting lodge constructed there.

Editor’s Note: This story is part of Newsmakers, a series where we interview the movers and shakers who are making change in the art world.

Thaddeus Mosley’s wood sculptures weigh hundreds of pounds and typically rise high into the air, soaring far above the 98-year-old artist, who stands just 5 feet and 3 inches tall.

Seoul Museum of Art announces that 49 artists and collectives will participate in the 2025 edition of the Biennale, titled Séance: Technology of the Spirit.

Paggi House at The Loren is quite the special venue. A historic home turned contemporary gallery, it’s a space to explore art through the lens of the past, present, and future with its hand laid brick walls, an enclosed courtyard preserving an original well.

Art offers a language that transcends noise. It is a tool of resistance and reflection – evoking questions, generating conversation and making space for dialogue where there is division.

In the Navarra region of Spain, just over the Pyrenees from France, lies Bodega Otazu – the northernmost vineyard with the highest quality rating in the Spanish appellation system.

In 1970, the Museum of Modern Art in New York opened a blockbuster exhibition, the preparations for which had involved numerous scholars, several millionaires and some clandestine diplomatic negotiations to secure loans of works held in Russia.

Beneath the Louvre’s glass pyramid, the Carrousel du Louvre transforms into a subterranean stage where contemporary art meets the public with visceral immediacy.

Michael Anthony García’s exhibition Radical Synergy opened at the Galveston Arts Center (GAC) almost exactly one month after the proclamation of “Gulf of America Day,” though on the night of the show’s reception the Gulf itself was completely obscured from view.