A yearlong exhibition at Dia Bridgehampton, on view from June 28, 2025.

It is with pleasure that the jurors announce the 2025 Lenscratch Student Prize 3rd Place Winner, Hannah Schneider.

Major National Lottery Heritage Fund grant boosts Barbara Hepworth sculpture acquisition campaign to 80% of £3.8m target ahead of August deadline.

Large installations, paintings on silk, fabric sculptures and drawings convey the connection between the specific and the universal and between life and death. Talbot tells us how myth, tragedy and politics colour her magical world.

Edric Beck is a rare and luminous figure in the landscape of contemporary art.

The organizers of Art Basel Miami Beach have revealed the 285 exhibitors set to participate in the fair’s 2025 iteration, which will hold preview days on December 3 and 4 at the Miami Beach Convention Center before opening to the general public December 5–7.

Lesley is a 22 year old woman. She lives in Missouri. She grew up with a dad, a mom, gardens, chickens, and bunnies. Lesley likes the outdoors.

Transference, curated by Chris and Tina Lain, at the Art Center of Corpus Christi. Dates: July 3 – 27, 2025.

Rebecca Pugh’s Fences & Fields explores the visual rhythm of fenced Texas landscapes through a series of mixed media paintings and sculptures.

I write as the outgoing Menil Drawing Institute (MDI) Predoctoral fellow for the 2024-5 academic year.

Upstate Art Weekend Is Quietly Turning into a Major Event for the New York Art World.

Art Basel Miami Beach has named the 285 exhibitors that will participate in its 2025 edition, scheduled to run at the Miami Beach Convention Center from December 5–7, with preview days on December 3–4.

There will not be an edition of the Taipei Dangdai in 2026 as the art fair undergoes a “strategic re-evaluation, according to a recent announcement from organizers.

A dramatic painting by artist Dan Llywelyn Hall of the famous Glen Loyne Pine – Scotland’s oldest wild Scots pine – is to be unveiled to the public.

“For me, it's completely flabbergasting when people are like, ‘Why Riga?’ Even people based in Riga!” dealer Jeffrey Rosen told Observer.