Grab your tools, we’re going digging. The May issue of ArtReview seeks out the in-betweens, the what-ifs and the all-at-onces: the spaces that can be carved out to make way for creative reimaginings.

Few artists can claim as much cultural influence as David Bowie.

The photo critic’s latest book, Physique, is a sumptuous collection of homoerotic American physique photography from the 20th century.

Spanning India, East Africa and the United Kingdom, Nalini explores the connected histories of my mother, my grandmother, and me.

Christie’s 21st Century Evening Sale, the second and final evening sale of the Spring Marquee Week took place Wednesday, May 14, 2025 in the auction house’s Rockefeller Center saleroom in the heart of New York City.

Before Harland Miller joined Chelsea College of Art in London he’d studied graphic design in York.

Running through Sept. 6 at the Irene and Richard Frary Gallery, the exhibit holds up Baltimore as a fertile creative ground for both established and emerging artists.

A painting by South African artist Marlene Dumas has sold for $13.6 million at auction, setting a new record for a living female artist.

Sweet Release is a one-off club night raising money for the trans community, featuring never-before-seen work.

Venue: NADA, New York, US

Poised between conceptual rigor and subversive lightness, the exhibition Facile ironia.

Venue: Independent New York 2025, New York, US

The Tate Britain is currently showcasing a significant exhibition by one of our time's most influential British artists, running until August 25. Ed Atkins, renowned for his innovative computer-generated videos.

The Museo Universitario Arte Contemporáneo (MUAC) is hosting the exhibition Cinco décadas en espiral (Five Decades in Spiral), offering a comprehensive review of the work of Mexican artist Magali Lara.

ICA Miami, in collaboration with the Cartier Foundation for Contemporary Art, presents a retrospective of Colombian artist Olga de Amaral's work.