Exclusive: Barbara de Dozsa had argued ownership because work by Italian artist Solario had been bought in good faith.

Vielmetter Los Angeles is excited to announce Be Your Own Cool, an exhibition of new works by Ghanaian artist Kwesi Botchway. On view through September 13th, this exhibition marks Botchway’s second solo presentation with the gallery.

Tony Oursler is considered a pioneer of video art. Since the 1980s, he has been developing experimental installations that uncouple videos from the screen and create immersive environments.

“Art, given the right circumstances, could get very small, hermetic and quiet—or big and messy.

The artist’s exploration of maritime history and global capital is animated by currents of death and eroticism.

Amal Khalaf and Evelyn Simons will curate the next Busan Biennale, scheduled for September 2026.

A visitor to France’s Pompidou-Metz last week took a bite of an iteration of Comedian (2019), Maurizio Cattelan‘s infamous conceptual artwork that involves a banana duct-taped to a wall, the museum announced on Friday.

A visitor to a French museum bit into a fresh banana worth millions of dollars taped to a wall last week, exhibitors said on Friday, in the latest such consumption of the conceptual artwork.

Actor Johnny Depp is best known for his work in films like Pirates of the Carribean.

When we encounter a painting, we typically expect it to have a dry surface, its vibrant colors hardened deep into the canvas.

David Lynch’s cinematic spectres persist, haunting contemporary art. His stroboscopic visions, dreamscapes that oscillate between clarity and blur, reveal a sublime uneasiness that reflects the anxieties of everyday life.

For a week each year, Yogyakarta becomes a gravitational centre, pulling the fragmentary practices of Indonesian artmaking into a shared orbit.

Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan’s artwork featuring a fresh banana taped to a wall has been eaten by a visitor to a museum in France.

Between apparition and archive, ecstasy and extraction, Mark Leckey’s work vibrates at the boundaries of the visible and the invisible, the sacred and the everyday.

Europe’s largest survey of the American master opens in London this September.