Ivona Martinčić began her journey into the world of art through a deep connection with interior design.

Sarieva/Gallery is pleased to present Pravdoliub Ivanov’s solo exhibition “The Truth About the Truth”, which runs from 13 March to 10 May 2025 at the gallery’s space in DOT Sofia.

TROTOAR is pleased to present Tulip Hysteria, a new series of paintings by Croatia-based artist Bojan Šumonja.

The Mindful Hand is Belgian artist Eva L’Hoest’s first monographic exhibition in an institutional setting.

It’s 250 years since the birth of this prodigious son of a barber and a wigmaker, but his weather-obsessed, sea-enamoured paintings have never been surpassed, says Mark Hudson.

Timeless tales of love, lust, and revenge still echo in the works of today’s creative minds.

Captivated by the idea of “unexpressed feelings and things left unsaid,” artist Xenia Gray creates mixed media work, primarily using oil, acrylic, and charcoal.

Among many representations of domestic scenes of respectable Dutch middle-class households, there is one that never ceases to impress and capture the imagination.

Johannes Vermeer is an enigmatic figure in the history of art. He is considered one of the most famous artists of the Dutch Golden Age.

The recently restored Girl Reading a Letter at an Open Window by Johannes Vermeer (1632-1675) is often said to be that of a young woman reading a love letter. It seems to me that nothing can be further from the truth.

A new book sets its sights on the artist’s lesser-known post-war career and her negotiations of identity.

Outside my window I heard a man repeatedly shouting, “The ball! The ball!” Considering the affectless tone in which he shouted, I wondered what kind of ball he was shouting about.

Contributed by Jacob Cartwright / It is no contradiction to observe that Rob de Oude‘s paintings in his solo show “Rhyme and Repeat” at McKenzie Fine Art are created with an exceedingly sober methodology, yet achieve intoxicating outcomes.

A masterpiece returned to its former splendor after a restoration campaign lasting over four years is now drawing the attention of art critics.

The Museum Ludwig presents Francis Alÿs—Kids Take Over, a remarkable exhibition in which children are the focus.