Jenny Saville: The Anatomy of Painting is the largest major museum exhibition in the UK dedicated to one of the world’s foremost contemporary painters.

While Treasure House Fair is holding its third edition this year, one of its founders, Thomas Woodham-Smith, seems to have some of the great London fairs of the past on his mind.

It was hot when I walked in. It wasn’t just the summer heat making my shirt stick to my back but the gallery’s red lights and red walls, paired with unidentifiable noises growing louder and louder that primed me for discomfort.

This June the Art Institute’s major summer exhibition, Gustave Caillebotte: Painting His World, will present the Impressionist’s work in the context of the era and the social circles in which he lived.

There is a lot of superb contemporary realism portraiture being made these days; this article by Allison Malafronte shines light on a gifted individual.

The donation further enhances the Getty’s manuscripts collection and is the largest gift of works of art to the Museum in decades.

Hope, hell and human evolution are explored in this painter’s bleakly hilarious takedowns of the United States.

Figurative works by Pablo Picasso, Tamara de Lempicka, and Jenny Saville and still lifes with a contemporary twist are among highlights coming to major auction houses in London this week.

Born in Baghdad in 1955, Hosni Radwan studied fine arts at the University of Baghdad, specializing in graphics. His early exposure to the rich visual and cultural heritage of Iraq left an enduring imprint on his practice.

“History will remember them as roommates” is a gay proverb, one that provides comic relief when historians refuse to investigate a hidden, historical relationship between men and men and women and women.

This exhibition brings into dialogue two Vancouver photographers of different generations and sensibilities.

Terry Taylor’s work doesn’t whisper. It enters the room like a storm and sits with you. Her paintings are not there to be admired from a distance—they demand confrontation.

Marking 55 years of Art Basel, the fair concludes on a high note with strong sales across all segments, cementing its position as the premier event of the global art market.

“The Power of Drawing: Marking 25 Years of the Royal Drawing School” brings together an extraordinary range of contributors from diverse creative disciplines, showcasing drawings and personal reflections on the importance of drawing in their lives and practice.

A breath of mystery and majesty today inaugurated the opening of the exhibition "Arcana: The Lion of the New Horizon" at the Castello della Porta in Frontone.