There’s a undeniably erotic charge to Millet’s paintings of gloomy hard work – reminding us that, behind the hoes, these are real people with real desires.

In her neck scarf and beret, she sang songs that defined the 2000s. Now the frontwoman has a second life – turning unloved roads, bridges and service stations into dazzling ‘pop art’ scenes full of romance and possibility.

Soshiro Matsubara’s exhibition “Sleeves of Desire” explores the nuances between different forms of desire and their relation to the Other as an entity outside the personal realm, separated through time and space.

In SoiL Thornton’s “The Rest” at Simian, the cans are all found flattened in the street; totally transformed by a vehicular smashing that makes them worthless in this petty exchange economy.

Moderately new to the photography world, Valleri is self-taught and started her business in 2023.

In this exhibition, Zesheng Li transforms ‘space’ into a perceptible fold of consciousness through his works, constructing a ‘spiritual geomorphology’ map through photography, allowing us to cross visible boundaries and enter the forgotten yet still resonant zones within the...

Although we’re familiar with numerous birds displaying bright blue hues, from the aptly named blue jays to indigo buntings to various species of heron, this color in avians’ feathers is actually a trick of physics.

The Henry and Rose Pearlman Foundation, which oversees the renowned Pearlman Collection, an assembly of modern and Impressionist masterworks, will gift the entire assembly to three museums.

Yancey Richardson gallery in New York currently showcasing its 30th anniversary exhibition through August 15.

Mitochondria Gallery presents Gifts of the Soil, a group exhibition that brings together works Victor Olaoye, Nedia Were, Izere Antoine, Laju Sholola and Nathalie Djakou Kassi, among others.

Joy and the possibilities of creative communion ground the practice of Vipoo Srivilasa (previously).

Featuring over 50 works selected from various important stages of Ye Jianqing’s artistic career spanning 30 years, his latest solo exhibition themed on “Dimensions of Dwelling” was presented by the Gravity Art Museum in Beijing.

In a world often governed by structure and conformity, Iulia Paun has forged a path where emotion, spontaneity, and freedom take precedence.

The International Photography Exhibition prides itself on reflecting the current moment and 2025’s submissions are no exception, with many artists focusing on today’s most pressing topics, such as environmental issues, identity, community, family and culture. 

Lines—implied and actual—are inescapable within the visual world. In Shilpa Gupta’s practice, she explores how lines dominate not just what we can see but how we operate.