Nara Roesler São Paulo is presenting Star Noise, a group exhibition curated by Luis Pérez-Oramas and the Nara Roesler Curatorial Project.

The Whatcom Museum announces the opening of A Pull to the Pacific: West Coast Lithography of the New Deal Era, an exhibition curated by Western Washington University (WWU) students.

Arch Future (archaic future) marks the debut exhibition of Chilean poet and artist Cecilia Vicuña with the gallery.

The Japanese artist opens the door to his world where impish children dwell and (loud) music is in the air.

As the quilt is displayed in an art institution for the first time, Charlie Porter and Pam Hogg reflect on its cultural importance. “The vastness of the Turbine Hall is comparable to the devastating loss,” Hogg says.

Gallery NAGA announced its season closing exhibition, "Possible Necessities," featuring new studio furniture by renowned artist John Dunnigan.

Chisenhale Gallery presents Empty Alcove / Rotting Figure, a major new commission and first institutional exhibition in London by artist Dan Guthrie.

This exhibition explores Magic Realism as it was practiced in Vermont during the mid-to-late 20th century.

The Resnick Center for Herbert Bayer Studies is presenting Sculpting the Environment: The Three-Dimensional Art of Herbert Bayer.

This is an exhibition of quiet tones as well as the delicate new stories that we should begin telling in these times of crisis.

Andrea Rupolo's first solo exhibition, "Sbocco" (Outlet), opened today, Tuesday, June 10, 2025, at Casa Vuota in Rome.

Fortes D’Aloia & Gabriel is presenting Panta Rei sobre a Estrata, Sophia Loeb’s first solo exhibition in Brazil, at Carpintaria, Rio de Janeiro. The show features a new group of paintings that explore layers and material strata in transformation.

Terraphilia—a term combining terra (earth) with philia (love and friendship)—evokes a deep-rooted connection of affect, care, and responsibility toward the earth and its multitudes of inhabitants.

France’s new museum pricing model reflects mounting fiscal pressure, as the country contends with a growing deficit and sweeping austerity measures.

In a digital age, painting may seem quaint, but its appeal endures, among artists, scholars and collectors.