The National Gallery has acquired A View of the Sky from a Prison Window (1823) by Carl Gustav Carus (1789–1869) – the first painting by the 19th-century German Romantic painter to enter a UK public collection.

Cecilia Alemani works on public art for the popular greenway in addition to curating shows in New York and Santa Fe. This is what a few days in her life look like.

From a 700-page chronicle of Pieter Mulier’s first years at Alaïa to Corinne Day’s behind-the-scenes shots on the set of The Virgin Suicides, here are the best new releases out this spring.

An exhibition dedicated to the 140th anniversary of the founder of national satirical graphics.

The exhibition Adolf Luther: Seeing Is Beautiful marks the start of a close, long-term cooperation between the Kunstmuseen Krefeld and the Adolf Luther Foundation.

The National Gallery has acquired one of the greatest examples of 17th-century Dutch still-life paintings – a rare picture, one of only 14 known to exist, by a pioneering painter of richly laid tables with a variety of objects and foodstuffs rendered in exquisite detail.

The Stedelijk Museum Schiedam, in collaboration with Rotterdam's dynamic curatorial duo Opperclaes, is pulling off what many might call the impossible: bringing the raw, vibrant energy of large-scale abstract street art directly into the hallowed halls of a museum.

NANZUKA is pleased to announce the presentation of Osaka Kaiju, a new large-scale installation by French and past cover artist Jean Jullien, at the France Pavilion of Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai. The exhibition will be held through June 12, 2025.

Carlo Antonelli: Who are these people, the ones that populates your works? Kai Althoff: They accumulate. Some return more often than others. Some are friends I never had. Yet had hoped to have. Some despicable characters.

A new exhibition celebrates 50 globetrotting women who traded parochial Australia for European modernity to create ‘subtly subversive’ art.

The exhibition featured 32 works by 18 artists from India and Sri Lanka, all presented as part of the Botanical Art Worldwide 2025 initiative.

On May 22, 2025, the world commemorated the 100th birthday of Swiss artist Jean Tinguely (1925-1991). To celebrate, his inventive, whimsical, and still-relevant body of work will be honored globally through various exhibitions and events.

An intimate exhibition at Hauser & Wirth Somerset explores three decades of a creative partnership.

Yamagata, located in central Japan, is famed for its snow-covered fir trees, skiing opportunities and picturesque hot springs.

“I wanted to be an artist because I am a nervous person… and I wanted to make them go away, sort of like deflating these things.”