Patricia Domínguez’s first solo exhibition at The Ryder Projects, Lactómeda , takes its name from a term describing the collision of two galaxies: the Milky Way and Andromeda.

Cassi Namoda to transform the iconic floor-to-ceiling windows of the Sunley Gallery overlooking Margate’s beaches and the North Sea at Turner Contemporary.

“Art should speak for itself, has been my thought throughout my career, and I hope that it shows in my own work.”

“I tend to depict the overlooked, the fleeting, and the vanishing, allowing them to leave marks on the work in some way.”

Maxwell Graham to present Cosey Fanni Tutti’s Magazine Actions. This is Cosey Fanni Tutti’s first one person exhibition in America.

Bloom Inspired by Gerald Durrell’s story and passion, and designed by internationally acclaimed artist Stuart Semple is a colourful meadow made up of almost 5,000 flower sculptures arriving at Jersey Zoo from 6th June to September 2025.

In 1973, during the opening of her first San Francisco Museum of Modern Art retrospective, Ruth Asawa held what she called a “dough-in,” a communal experience that was part baking, part art, and part fun.

Vola is a textured artist. She was born in Belarus, traveled around the world and now she based in USA.

A child damaged a Mark Rothko painting estimated to be worth $57 million at the Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen in Rotterdam, Netherlands, last week during what a museum spokesperson told Dutch news outlet Algemeen Dagblad was an “unguarded moment.”

What happens when a “typology,” a principle once used to categorise and study ferns and flowers, is turned toward the human gaze.

For our third annual Booooooom Photo Awards, supported by Format, we selected 5 winners, one for each of the following categories: Portrait, Street, Colour, Nature, Fashion.

Art Fund has revealed the five exceptional museums in contention for Museum of the Year 2025, the world’s most significant museum prize.

British artist Thomas J Price arrives in New York with a monumental double presence: a massive sculpture in the heart of Times Square and a major solo exhibition at Hauser & Wirth, his first with Wooster Street gallery.

From capturing grails to rap’s new guard, the photographer charts a new era of art born from Atlanta’s underground.

At Soft Network, New York, a show of the East Village artist’s photographs and archival materials paints a picture of her queer community.