The PICTODROME exhibition by Dumitru Gorzo highlights several defining aspects of his art.

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Mark Westall founder & editorial director of FAD Magazine picks six exhibitions to see as you jet around the world. New York, Berlin, London, Edinburgh, Paris & Zurich the exhibitions to see during the Summer including one that could go off with a bang this September.

The Franco-Brazilian, renowned worldwide for his sweeping black-and-white photographic narratives, was one of the last heirs of the humanist photography tradition.

“Codependence” navigates emotional entanglements, historical echoes, and the weight of context.

At first blush, Hope Gangloff’s remarkable new paintings, on view at Susan Inglett Gallery and largely set in a notional rustic retreat, could be mistaken for blown-up greeting cards for vacationing hipsters, perhaps with a sly nod to David Hockney.

Interesting parallels emerge as the two artists are placed in dialogue in an exhibition at Lisbon’s Centro de Arte Moderna

Kendra Jayne Patrick introduces Manuela Morales Délano’s first solo exhibition at the gallery, Nachbarn.

In June 2025, Galerie Urs Meile will inaugurate its new flagship gallery space at Ankerstrasse 3, Zurich, marking a pivotal evolution in the gallery’s trajectory.

Clothing has the power to connect us with communities and networks and how we consume and produce fashion is tied to cultural behaviours both locally and globally.

À bientôt, j’espère… presents an array of archetypal abstract works by Liam Gillick, alongside a revisiting of his work relating to the French film collective Groupe Medvedkine (1967–1974)

This spring, the Jewish Museum presents the first U.S. retrospective in nearly half a century dedicated to social realist artist and activist Ben Shahn (1898-1969).

This spring, the Vancouver Art Gallery presents two bold new exhibitions that celebrate the imaginative and enduring power of clay.

Eli Klein Gallery is presenting “Ceci N’est Pas Une Guerre - This Is Not A War,” a group exhibition of 17 Vietnamese artists showcasing 24 works.