Japanese sculptor and terracotta artist Kunimasa Aoki has been named the winner of the 2025 Loewe Craft Prize on Thursday evening during an award ceremony in Madrid with a cash prize of 50,000 euros.

On Thursday, ten artists accused London’s Arusha Gallery of failing to pay nearly $700,000 in long overdue payments in a joint statement to the Art Newspaper.

“Never buy good pictures,” says Zsa-Zsa Korda, the protagonist of Wes Anderson‘s new film, The Phoenician Scheme, now playing in theaters in New York and Los Angeles.

This new retrospective aptly traces Bowery’s radical brilliance and enduring impact on fashion, performance and identity.

Iconic Images Gallery Piccadilly is excited to announce Cowboys: Spirit of the West, an exhibition showcasing the spellbinding work of acclaimed French photographer Anouk Masson Krantz.

Design Shanghai is one of the biggest events in the global design calendar.

The Goodwood Art Foundation opens to the public on 31 May 2025 with a clear objective: to establish itself as a serious centre for contemporary art in the UK.

The co-founders of Experimenter have pushed the boundaries of the traditional gallery setting, making ample space for contemporary artists and their audiences to grow and flourish side by side.

Brushes Across Borders: An Artist Shaped by Cultures

The works in the National Gallery’s exhibition ‘Siena: The Rise of Painting, 1300–1350’ (until 22 June) shimmer with the emerald and ruby robes of saints, the ivory skin and cat eyes of Madonnas and the exuberant geometry of early Renaissance architecture.

The $100,000 award is Australia’s richest art prize for artists under 40, with finalists exhibited at the Art Gallery of South Australia until 31 August. Here’s a selection.

The annual art fairs Frieze Seoul and Kiaf Seoul will both start at Seoul’s Coex convention center on Sept. 3, each running four and five days, respectively.

The Asia North Curator Wants More Art with a Sense of Humor, and Less about Sad Grandmas

Items from Adèle de Rothschild's cabinet of curiosities will be returned to the foundation after they erroneously ended up in the collection of the Paris museum.

n the video, we step inside the world of Awe Haiwe, a young Cameroonian artist whose brush moves with both urgency and grace.