From June 5 to 11, 2025, Galerie La Petite Semaine in Paris hosts Intimacy Issues, the first solo exhibition in Europe by Indonesian artist Miranda Pranoto.

A long-overdue retrospective celebrates the most overlooked of the Neo-Impressionists, an artist known for his unsparing brushwork and strong political convictions.

While she establishes a journalistic sense of authenticity by sourcing her imagery from White House archives and the Ohio Statehouse, the discrepancy between reality and painted presentation raises burning questions about the veracity and integrity of the sources.

The Blowing Rock Art & History Museum (BRAHM) announces a new exhibition, “Daingerfield & The Tonalist Instinct,” which will be on view from May 31 through October 19, 2025, in the Fort Gallery at BRAHM.

Step aside, traditional fairy tales. A vibrant new chapter in the story of Italy's most famous puppet has just begun in Pescia, as the POMA Liberatutti Foundation flung open its doors on Thursday, May 29th, to unveil "Pinocchio.

Get ready for an exhibition that promises to be more than just art on walls; it's an experience.

CARA’s summer 2025 exhibition, Stephanie Comilang: An Apparition, A Song, is Stephanie Comilang’s first solo institutional exhibition in the United States.

The Museum für Moderne Kunst is seeking a Head of Collection to join its team for an initial period of two years.

Presenting Vas Florum: Resina Botanica, a new exhibition of work by Marcin Rusak, the multidisciplinary artist and designer known for using flowers and other organic matter to explore themes related to decomposition, preservation and the passage of time.

Ordrupgaard opened its doors to a new exhibition about Jean Gauguin and ceramic art.

Designed by world-renowned architects Diller, Scofidio + Renfro, it opens as part of East Bank, the new cultural quarter in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park supported by the Mayor of London.

The McMichael presents Morrice in Venice, an exhibition celebrating James Wilson Morrice’s evocative depictions of one of Europe’s most enchanting cities.

From the antlers of a stag beetle, to the multi-directional flight of a dragonfly, or the iconic markings of a ladybird beetle, there are very few forms not afforded the arthropod by evolution.

Fondazione MAST hosts the largest solo exhibition in Italy of Franco-Algerian artist Mohamed Bourouissa, titled Communauté—Projets 2005–2025.

The Cynics Republic—Plac Defilad is an exhibition featuring dematerialized artworks (performances, protocols, films, sound pieces) from the collections of the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw and Kontakt Collection in Vienna.