The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) announces six new acquisitions for its permanent collection during the museum’s 39th Collectors Committee fundraiser.

At the Centre Pompidou hangs a dense, colorful ink painting on cotton in which two figures with white faces and blue skin hold court in a lush thicket of flora and fauna.

Two summers ago, Jim Hodges installed his sculpture Craig’s closet (2023) in St. Vincent’s Triangle, a small park in Greenwich Village.

Timothy Taylor has announced the representation of Marina Adams in London and New York. A solo exhibition of the artist’s work is planned in the gallery’s New York space in September 2025.

Until May 17, 2025 the LAMB gallery in Mestre presents, curated by Francesco Liggieri, the result of Damiano Colombi’s two-year-long experimentation with painting materials.

Lukas Kaufmann (b. 1993, AT) lives and works in Vienna, where he graduated from the University of Applied Arts in 2021.

The exhibition “Modelling Life” examines how models emerge in art and everyday life: as play-spaces to collectively explore forms, perspectives, and ideas.

From Past Lives to Present Resonance: A Review of “ten:ten” at Center for Native Futures.

The Korean artist recreates in flimsy materials the houses he has lived in. The effect is strange, thought-provoking and very beautiful.

There’s a moment in Julien Ceccaldi’s animated short film Human Furniture where the main character, Francis, suddenly comes undone.

This Gallery Weekend, works of art by Berlin-based Swiss artist Julian Charrière will be presented for the first time at Ruinart’s Champagne & Art Bar in the PalaisPopulaire.

Gonzalo Garcia is an artist based in Mexico City whose work is rooted in shaping identity, memories, and cultural exchange.

Louise Nevelson once declared, “I see New York City as a great big sculpture.”

Atlanta is known for offering a varied bounty of art on view at any given time, a detail that frequently shows its prowess as an artistic capital.

Kang's gallery said she leaves behind a body of work reframing traditional Korean art forms that will resonate with generations to come.