Over 250 artworks by neo-avant garde artist Ștefan Bertalan exhibited at the Art Encounters Foundation, Timișoara in a major retrospective curated by Bernard Blistène.

Made from materials including wood, cloth and fabrics, sequins, feathers, gourds, raffia, and cowry shells, the ensembles on view represent a wide variety of masquerade practices and societies.

DC Moore Gallery is presenting George Woodman: A Democracy of Parts, Paintings 1966-1978, its debut exhibition of George Woodman’s work in collaboration with the Woodman Family Foundation.

Rebekka Steiger (b. 1993, lives in Zurich, works in Lucerne and Beijing) is both a painter and a storyteller who spirits us away to strange and colourful dream worlds in her work.

London Museum Docklands opened its new major exhibition Secrets of the Thames: Mudlarking London’s lost treasures (4 April 2025 – 1 March 2026).

Mads Gamdrup’s solo exhibition In Company with Titan White presents a new series of monochrome oil paintings that explore the physical presence of color in the delicate balance between transparency and density.

Altman Siegel is presenting "Night holds all your heart," a solo exhibition by Will Rogan. This marks the artist’s fourth solo exhibition with the gallery.

The German artist Wiebke Siem (*1954) enables the fantastic and grotesque to invade everyday domestic life.

The ALBERTINA Museum presents the first museum exhibition of the American artist Francesca Woodman in Austria with works from the VERBUND COLLECTION.

The Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco today announced the advancement of Claudia Schmuckli to Holly Johnson and Parker Harris Chief Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art

Galerie Eva Presenhuber presents The Golden Recline, its seventh exhibition with Canadian artist Steven Shearer.

All 536 lots in the Rare Autographs, Books & Photos auction (featuring the Abraham Lincoln Collection) are up for viewing and bidding now on the recently redesigned University Archives website

Yale University Art Gallery devotes an exhibition to the South African photographer, whose work achieved its poignant power through a focus on everyday life under his country’s racist regime.

“We are interested in how sound can change a space, how it can transport a person into a memory, a dream, or a completely different reality.” —Janet Cardiff & George Bures Miller.

A Los Angeles muralist who served as the only female member of the Chicano artist collective Los Four in the 1970s, Judithe Hernández has surely embodied strength and defiance throughout her lifetime and artistic career.