Las Vegas’ Sphere is an incredible sight to behold. Its ever-changing Exosphere is a showstopper—not an easy feat in a city known for its over-the-top visuals.

Abel Rodríguez has in the past decade become a star of the international biennial circuit, with appearances in recent editions of Documenta, the Gwangju Biennale, the Biennale of Sydney, the Bienal de São Paulo, the Toronto Biennial of Art, and the Carnegie International.

In December, Google announced that it would soon launch a new version of its generative video model, Veo 2.

The BBC Broadcasting House in London has restored a sculpture by Eric Gill, an artist associated with the Arts and Crafts Movement who is also known to have sexually abused his daughters, on its exterior.

Christian Otto, a Berlin-based attorney, has been appointed as the insolvency administrator for Peres Projects, an influential contemporary art gallery founded by Javier Peres, 53.

Glasstire counts down the top five art events in Texas.

Lynn Castle, the longtime Executive Director of the Art Museum of Southeast Texas (AMSET) in Beaumont, has announced her upcoming retirement.

Josef Staub (1931-2006) was a Swiss sculptor, plastic artist and painter. His work includes square and environmental design, art in architecture, chrome and iron sculptures, sculptures, object art, paintings, drawings and collages.

Long overlooked, the French painter and pioneer of lyrical abstraction returns to the spotlight with a major exhibition at the Monnaie de Paris.

Though an intricate sprawling feat of both Maximalism and engineering, David Altmejd set out to create his latest tour-de-force sculpture The Serpent (2025) with little planning—opting instead to figure out his work’s meaning and form as he worked, letting his materials guide...

Milan Design Week never fails to stir the senses, but this year at Salone del Mobile 2025.

Is seeing believing? In 19th-century London, this question captivated everyone who entered Frederick Hudson’s spirit photography studio—from scientists to supernaturalists and everyone in between.

Azerbaijani artists have showcased their art pieces at Art Shopping in the Carrousel du Louvre, Azernews reports.

Had this exhibition narrowed its scope and more carefully chosen work that fit the premise, it would have been more successful.

In advance of ‘the first Monday in May’ and the opening of the Costume Institute’s exhibition Superfine: Tailoring Black Style, writer Camille Okhio surveys two Black photographers who had ‘a head start on finesse.’