Fairgoers will be immersed in lively shows from 91 exhibitors, uniting both local and international creatives for a cross-cultural magnum opus.

The exhibition Machine Love captures this evolution, offering a compelling glimpse into a future where digital and physical realities blur.

British photographer Sarah Ketelaars combines a background in literature, journalism, and social science with a distinctive visual style that is both thoughtful and evocative.

Jean Jullien’s artistic voice is unmistakable—his bold yet fluid lines, coupled with a keen sense of humor, capture life’s absurdities and tender moments alike.

Gasworks London presents “throwers,” a landmark exhibition marking the UK solo debut of Johannesburg-based artist, Nolan Oswald Dennis.

 Unfolding as a threshold between worlds, Alex Hamish Millar’s Descent of Apollo can be seen as a meditation on the unconscious, not just as a place or function of forgetting, but a space immanent to consciousness and alive with possibility.

NAK Neuer Aachener Kunstverein is pleased to present the exhibition TWODO Collection: 2000-2024.

Kyle Dunn celebrates the languid vibe of siesta culture through figurative and still-life pieces. The works on view use acrylic to replicate the luminosity of the Old Masters’ oils, giving Vermeer illuminated by the harsh New York summer sun.

The exhibition "Thoughts in the Roots" retraces the work of Giuseppe Penone by blending art, nature, and living matter, in a profound dialogue between sculptures and the environment.

Looking at the works of Michelangelo, whether carved in marble or frescoed on ceilings and walls, what immediately strikes one is the extraordinary depiction of the human body: taut muscles, natural poses, veins, tendons, joints that seem to pulse under the marble skin.

"In a way, my destiny to become an artist was predetermined—I was born into a family of artists. The only question was which creative path I would take."

In Organic Harmony, curious, hybrid insects and wide-eyed furry creatures populate a world of natural textures and surreal intrigue.

Ariel Li is a spatial artist and speculative narrator exploring the connections between space, memory, and identity.

From 17th April to 31st August 2025, Palazzo Strozzi in Florence will be housing Time for Women! Empowering Visions in 20 Years of the Max Mara Art Prize for Women.

New Maurizio Cattelan exhibition opens at Gagosian London, Bones, an exhibition of new works has opened at the Davies Street gallery.