A Marcel Dzama exhibition is a like a film production. There are many moving parts and presentations to consider in each show.

Nationale is pleased to present Pace Taylor’s fourth solo exhibition with the gallery, Last Call at the Rainbow Cafe.

Dynamic works by artists from Hong Kong, Macao and Beijing on display, Chen Nan reports.

Six years after her first visit to China, French artist Claire Nicolet has returned to Beijing — this time with a new body of work and a familiar sense of wonder.

The bustling view of Venice from around 1732, once owned by Britain’s first prime minister, Robert Walpole, smashed the artist's auction record tonight at Christie's in London.

Griffin reportedly plans to lend his copies of the Thirteenth Amendment and the Emancipation Proclamation to a US institution.

New White House-approved painting was donated after Trump described the original as ‘purposefully distorted’.

‘Memory Fields’ is the London-based artist’s solo exhibition at Tristan Hoare Gallery (until 25 July 2025).

Tucked away in a small cardboard box, a collection of 35mm negatives sat untouched for nearly four decades.

Born and raised in Tallinn, the coastal capital of Estonia, Pille Ernesaks grew up immersed in a world where artistic expression and cultural identity were integral to daily life.

Anne-Marie Giroux’s artistic journey originates in Ormstown, Quebec, and stretches outward like the many branches of her creative practice.

Daniel Faria Gallery is pleased to present Some exceeding twelve minutes, a solo exhibition of new paintings by Jean-François Lauda.

This new body of work by JUDITH KAKON evokes the artist’s interest in vision, both as the literal act of viewing and the idea of imagination.

The title “positioner” refers to the photographer’s inclusion of himself in several of these photos as he positions his models, most of which are queer men and women.

After ten years of meticulous restoration work, the largest of Raphael's Rooms regains all its splendor.