FUTURA 2000’s latest solo exhibition, The Mechanical Age, is set to open at V1 Gallery‘s Copenhagen space with a bold pairing: Sister and Brother, two large-scale works in red, white, and black created with aerosol on primed canvas.

The injunction of a group show centered around the multivalent flower is to wander the field and pluck what suits you.

Julian Charrière seeks to cultivate a cultural consciousness around ecosystems undergoing irreversible transformation.

The design world's eyes will turn toward Milan in early April when the 63rd annual Salone del Mobile opens.

In her films, sculptures, tapestries and prints Barrada plays with the materiality of colour.

This mid-career survey may be pretentious, but the British artist manages to summon something sorcerous and compelling.

Fred Eversley, the former aerospace engineer who became a key figure in the Light and Space movement, has died.

Wajih is a Lebanese American artist who founded Allure Art in 2020 as a personal endeavor to create custom abstract pieces.

In most textbooks, history typically only moves forward, from past to present.

During the 1990s, artist Consuelo Jimenez Underwood was driving along the 405 Freeway in San Diego when she spotted a yellow sign showing a man, a woman, and a little girl running in fear from an unseen threat.

In a cultural landscape increasingly concerned with re-evaluating artistic legacies, the Brooklyn Museum’s latest exhibition, Consuelo Kanaga: Catch the Spirit, offers a revelatory exploration of a photographer whose contributions remain underappreciated.

In the run-up to a much-awaited solo exhibition at Lafayette Anticipations in Paris, the British artist discusses the runaway power of today’s image culture, making sense of medieval metaphysics, and his own tilt toward transcendence.

Being more than just a presentation of paintings, the Storytelling is a profound exploration of narrative through art, a dialogue between two distinct yet complementary artistic voices.

Jacopo Di Cera, born in 1981 in Milan, Italy, resides and works in Rome, the Italian capital.

Consider the small boy with the wide-brimmed hat and sheriff’s badge who stands in the corner of the garden, straddling a broomstick hobby horse in Merlin James’s painting Hobby Horse (Garden) (2025).