A MALBA survey traces the politics and humanism at the root of the artist’s career.

A multi-site installation featuring paintings, sculptures, dioramas and more.

Her contribution to an emerging sculpture park in Stockholm is aesthetically and conceptually brilliant.

250 members of staff at the British Museum have written to the institution’s leadership criticising the decision to hire its galleries to the Israeli embassy in London and demanding that the museum end relations with Israeli cultural institutions.

Rama, who died in 2015, was snubbed by the artworld for decades. Now, at Kunstmuseum Bern, her grotesque, ungovernable iconography finds the limelight.

Hauser & Wirth has announced its global representation of Spanish sculptor Cristina Iglesias.

Jon Levi graduated from the SMFA (School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston) and Tufts University, Spring of 1993 BFA, 5th Year Certificate, Post Graduate Scholar and Awarded a 10k Traveling Scholarship.

The trial between mega-collector Ron Perelman and a group of insurers began on Monday in New York Supreme Court, nearly seven years after a fire struck Perelman’s home in the Hamptons.

There’s plenty going on in the mind of Philip Smith, and it shows in his art.

A sudden shift in NEA priorities threatens small arts organizations across the country—and with them, the communities they serve.

New analysis considers the artists’ common cause as champions of landscape alongside their renowned differences.

The author of a new book, Jeff Koehler, tells us about the French artist’s fruitful but sometimes tricky sojourns in Tangier.

As 125 galleries across London take part from 6-8 June 2025, here are ten things not to miss, from David Hockney’s ‘Love’ series to Kayode Ojo’s look at the superficiality of taste.

On view now in Antwerp, Klaas Rommelaere’s surreal new work traces the invisible threads that bind a family long after its centre has been cleared away.

For many visitors to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in recent years.