ARTISTS
Ephemeral Homelands, a solo show by Mumbai-based artist Siddharth Shingade is currently underway in the city.
Amoako Boafo is in a buoyant mood. The 40-year-old Ghanaian painter is about to open his first London show, “I Do Not Come to You by Chance,” at a UK outpost of the American mega-gallery, Gagosian.
Susanne Kühn represents the next generation of artists from Germany with reemerging interests in figurative narrative abstraction.
Swap your winter blues for gallery hues and get ready to be inspired by five exhibitions across the U.S. you don’t want to miss.
Spring means renewal and hope. From Renaissance tales to Impressionist landscapes, the season has been likened to nature awakening and has served as an inspiration for countless works of art.
Spring has inspired artists from all over the world for generations. The melting away of the cold winter and burgeoning of new life in every corner hints at new beginnings and a fresh start.
It has finally arrived! Spring is here! The freezing winter says farewell and the good weather is hopefully here to stay.
The artist’s ambiguous figures exist in a continual state of metamorphosis between formation and deformation.
Timothy Martin could go to prison for smearing black paint on the protective case of Edgar Degas’s “Little Dancer,” which was unharmed, at the National Gallery of Art.
The Guggenheim Museum Bilbao is presenting Vito Acconci/Sergio Prego: YOU from April 3 to September 7, 2025.
The first solo exhibition in the UK by Amsterdam-based artist Nora Turato (b. 1991, Zagreb) is now open to the public.
Nationalmuseum presents Ernst Billgren – New Memories, an exhibition with multiple new pieces by one of Sweden’s most renowned artists.
Lévy Gorvy Dayan announces The Human Situation: Marcia Marcus, Alice Neel, Sylvia Sleigh.
DC Moore Gallery announced the passing of Max Kozloff, who died at home in New York on April 6, 2025.
Elizabeth Xi Bauer presents + Days + Nights, an exhibition of works by contemporary artist Abraham Kritzman and Belgian abstractionist Philippe Van Snick, whose oeuvre combines the heritage of modern abstract art with the conceptual explorations of the 1970s.