ARTISTS
From Andean symbolism to contemporary improvisation, “My Life Has Been a Tapestry” highlights collectible textile art that merges storytelling with material mastery—only in East Hampton this summer.
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The LA-based artist duo reflect on their ever-expanding Little Cloud cosmos and play as the medium.
The alleyways, gardens, streets, and public parks of suburban living are humanised through petrichor, dance, and lush brushstrokes.
From Archive to Ecosystem: Fallen Fruit’s Paradise of Biodiversity in Modena.
Friendship artists Pam Cabañas and Lisa Dombek come together with new work for SHIFTING at Salt Pond Studio Gallery.
The dualism between materialism and idealism is widely acknowledged.
The exhibition explores concepts such as form, light and material presence and brings together diverse voices of sculptural expression in an exciting dialogue that connects generations and different cultural backgrounds.
Building a professional life in the visual arts these days seems to require endless artist statements, Instagram posts, grant applications, public panels, constant networking and talk, talk, talk to meet the demands of the cultural marketplace.
Her work will also be part of the upcoming Guggenheim Abu Dhabi's collection.
The New Britain Museum of American Art presents Pop! American Art in the 1960s from July 31, 2025, through July 26, 2026.
Four-time Archibald Prize finalist Loribelle Spirovski has won the Archibald Prize 2025 ANZ People’s Choice award for her portrait of William Barton, a virtuoso of the yidaki, also known as the didgeridoo.
With the new exhibition Freischwimmen. Headfirst into Art!, the Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg invites visitors to drift off into worlds of art. Around 100 works by more than thirty international artists form an open course that can be explored individually and intuitively.
Mitchell Fine Art presents the debut Australian solo exhibition of celebrated Indonesian artist Arwin Hidayat, running from 29 July to 23 August 2025 in Fortitude Valley, Brisbane.
Today the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) unveils its newest public sculpture, Moments Contained, a monumental bronze figure by renowned artist Thomas J Price.