Beijing Inside-Out Art Museum announces three new exhibitions for its summer programme, each examining experimental creative practices at the margins through urgent, historical, meta-reflexive lenses: the free world constructed by Zhao Wenliang.

The George Economou Collection announced The Giddy Road to Ruin, the first survey exhibition by German-American artist Charline von Heyl (b. 1960) in Greece.

Joel Shapiro passed away in Manhattan on June 14, 2025 at age 83.

Approximately 55% of the world’s population live in urban areas, whilst people in Britain spend between 80% and 90% of their time indoors.

The story of an art space could be thought of as the story of the concept of place.

Galerie Derouillon invites Salon 94 to present Zipiao Zhang’s first personal European exhibition.

When I was about seven years old, I traveled alone in an airplane to Switzerland to join my parents.

Depth of Field corresponds to the distance between objects in a visual frame. When manipulated, via processes of focusing or perspective, depth of field can render different moments in time visible within the same shot.

We can barely imagine a life without accumulation. Whether money, property, clothing or technical devices, material possessions determine our daily life.

One of the most radical artists of her generation, Ithell Colquhoun (1906-1988) was an important, but often overlooked figure in British surrealism.

Artist Levi de Jong reimagines the American flag in his solo show "Making America" at General Assembly, using industrial materials to explore identity, labor, and national symbolism through tactile abstraction.

The American painter’s first major retrospective, now at the Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston, paints a thorough portrait of his artistic progression.

Steve McQueen is a towering figure in contemporary art and cinema, renowned for his powerful interrogation of history, identity and social structures.

Living Rooms is an exhibition that delves into the intimate relationship between self and space.

Contributed by Jason Andrew / Jacqueline Gourevitch’s resilience stems from restraint and slow observation.