All artists have wrestled with the question of why they make art. The endeavor can sometimes feel impotent or indulgent, or perhaps motivated by compulsion alone.

A focused look at Jane Peterson’s New York paintings, highlighting her stylistic range, urban subjects, and deep affection for the city’s evolving landscape and character

At the Le Sirenuse hotel in Positano, the Swiss artist Caroline Bachmann created 20 stunning seascape paintings for its Don't Worry Music Bar—and they're not-to-be-missed when visiting the Amalfi Coast this summer.

Dyeing is traditionally a highly controlled chemical process aimed at achieving uniform, stable, and durable color on textiles.

The winner of the Lapeca Scottish Landscape Awards 2025 and £10,000 prize has been named as Mick McGraw (Helensburgh) for his artwork ‘Glen Croe landslide, 31st August 2020’.

Andrea Festa Fine Art inaugurates a group exhibition, “Dentro, appena fuori, fuori”, curated by Gianni Politi, bringing together the works of three emerging artists Michela Rosa, Silvia Santoro.

The Art Institute of Chicago announced its exhibition schedule for the second half of 2025.

Lee Ufan Arles presents this summer at the Hôtel Vernon a unique dialogue between Michelangelo Pistoletto and Lee Ufan.

Heritage Auctions will present a landmark collection of original movie poster artwork by Bob Peak, the visionary illustrator who redefined the genre and inspired generations of designers and filmmakers.

The Clark Art Institute announces its second outdoor sculpture exhibition, Ground/work 2025.

The Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago announced its latest exhibition, City in a Garden: Queer Art and Activism in Chicago, open July 5, 2025–May 31, 2026.

Facets offers an insight into the extraordinary work of multi-disciplinary artist Almuth Tebbenhoff, revealing her ongoing investigation into the transformative possibilities of sculptural materials.

Andréhn-Schiptjenko announced representation of Sally von Rosen. Her first solo exhibition with the gallery will take place at the Stockholm gallery in early spring, 2026.

The Raclin Murphy Museum of Art gratefully adds an important German limewood sculpture depicting the Virgin and Child with Saint Anne, strengthening its medieval holdings and broadening its representation of European artistic production.

Roland Auctions NY presented its first auction of the summer season on June 28th, 2025, with a rare Pablo Picasso Earthenware Pitcher getting a lot of pre-auction attention.