Art, education and environment. These are the three pillars at the heart of the newly launched not-for-profit Goodwood Art Foundation near Chichester, Sussex.

Jia Aili is a contemporary Chinese painter known for his emotionally charged, post-apocalyptic landscapes that explore themes of isolation, technological collapse, and existential uncertainty.

David Lynch’s personal collection is now up for auction in Los Angeles, offering fans and collectors a rare chance to own items from his home, studio, and film sets.

This selection highlights significant contemporary creations in art, design, architecture, film, music, theater, and lifestyle, all driven by a quest for identity, memory, and emancipation.

Aselection of paintings exploring urban landscapes and human stories by Spanish artist Sebas Velasco.

Crumbling shingle roofs, peeling plywood, and fragmented framing characterize much of Seth Clark’s recent work, in which spheres or mounds of dilapidated houses serve as studies of texture, material, time, and neglect.

It seems nothing will hold back Yvie Johnson, the illustrator from North Wales who's bringing a plethora of stories to life with paints, inks, and her digital stylus, too.

For Queensland-based artist Shane Drinkwater, self-imposed restrictions provide a key starting point for works he creates in ink, pen, acrylic, and collage—always in a square format measuring about 50 by 50 centimeters.

In the exhibition, the notion of telepathy, that silent exchange of understanding across bodies and distances, is not a metaphor so much as a method: of making, sensing, and being with art.

Hot on the heels of her six-month showcase with HS Projects (Plant Power ends on 30th May), Annie Trevorah presents a new breed of distinctive cyborgs and interspecies hybrids for World Ocean Day.

Sadie Coles’ first solo exhibition with Tau Lewis features four sculptural masks at the Bury Street gallery that come together like a poem, while individually personifying a chapter in the odyssey of Venus in retrograde.

Artists who previously led the pack are seeing sharp declines.

As the NBA Finals heats up, a new exhibition in San Francisco invites us to consider the stories that empower our beloved games.

The new phygital gallery is staged in Marvila, Lisbon’s neighborhood on the rise.

Twenty-five installations explore home and all its attendant meanings, realities, and emotions, taking visitors on a meander through the minds of artists and designers.