Copenhagen is currently home to several semi-aquatic reptiles. They speak volumes about attitudes and mummification. And of what an exhibition may be.

Florence Jung’s artistic project marks the 30th anniversary of the Halle für Kunst Lüneburg e.V. and the launch of the annual programme under the new artistic direction of Lisa Deml and Marie-Sophie Dorsch.

“On Education” brings together works by 35 international artists that engage with the subject of education from unconventional perspectives.

In her film-poems artist and filmmaker Ana Vaz collages images and sounds that revolve around violence and repression, the impact of ecological ruin and the continued colonization of the earth.

Los Angeles-based sculptor Brock DeBoer reimagines everyday objects from his past and popular culture in porcelain, elevating them to celebrated “heirlooms.”

Back in 1982, Connie Boucher had an idea. For years, she’d been working with Charles M. Schulz on creating products for his Peanuts characters, including plush dolls of the beloved Snoopy alongside dedicated wardrobes with which to accessorize him.

Spanning four centuries and diverse cultures, this show of more than 7o works, including paintings, prints, drawings and objects, explores the mysteries and myths of the world beneath our oceans

The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston has named Pierre Terjanian as its next director and chief executive.

Qatar has chosen Lebanese-born architect Lina Ghotmeh to design the country’s permanent pavilion at the Venice Biennale.

CASETiFY, a leading developer of tech accessories for more than a decade, has announced the details for its much-anticipated partnership with Japanese artist and cultural icon Takashi Murakami.

The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, generally considered the top art museum in that city, named its new director and CEO on Thursday, the museum announced in a press statement.

“Do Remember They Can’t Cancel the Spring,” artist David Hockney told the world in March 2020, just as lockdown for the Covid-19 pandemic began.

A little dust never hurt anyone—unless, perhaps, you’re trying to date a Vermeer.

​Amid a drop in high-end art sales, Christie’s plans to auction Andy Warhol’s Big Electric Chair (1967–68) during its May evening sale in New York from the the collection of Belgian patrons Roger Matthys and Hilda Colle.

Qatar has selected Lina Ghotmeh as the architect to create the permanent Qatar Pavilion for the Venice Biennale.