A selling exhibition in London celebrates the founding of the annual showcase for emerging talent back in 1949.

In The Alchemy of Colour, The Melrose Gallery presents a selection of colour-driven works by bold voices in contemporary African art.

Set in a family home built by the artist’s grandfather, In the Quiet of Repair is an intimate meditation on maintenance, time, and quiet transformation.

To mark the centenary of the artist’s death, the Metropolitan Museum of Art is exhibiting more than 100 paintings, watercolors, and drawings that trace the transformative decade John Singer Sargent spent in Paris.

A retrospective of celebrated artist Yusuf Arakkal at the Durbar Hall Art Gallery in Kochi is a window to his soul.

The showcase features 110 works across two chapters in a range of mediums such as oil paint, charcoal, pastels and so on.

Leila Erdman Tabukashvili. The art of saying goodbye.

Subversion and humour are back in the 13th Berlin Biennale, but the show is best where it’s most serious.

In a bunker just steps from Messeplatz, it offers opportunities to discover lesser-known regional ecosystems and overlooked material practices.

Studiolo and Classic Art London seek to give fresh energy to a traditionally important time in the UK calendar.

Exclusive: Show at The Box in artist’s home town spans entire career and includes previously unseen works.

He was young and broke when he became grime’s first documentarian. Then his book Don’t Call Me Urban captured the energy of the grittier first wave – and an expanded edition is finally here.

A new exhibition at the Art Gallery of New South Wales celebrates the many artists of Yirrkala, across almost 300 works spanning bark paintings to neon lights.

Housed in a historic concrete bunker redesigned by Herzog & de Meuron, the 2025 edition of June Art Fair brings bold presentations, global galleries, and vibrant special projects to the heart of Basel.

National Archaeological Museum of Naples accused of “marketing with unpaid photos”.