The Museum of Modern Art announces Odili Donald Odita: Songs from Life, a new site-specific commission in the museum’s main lobby on view through 2025.

Massive Wemhöner Art Collection debuts in collector's hometown at Museum Marta Herford.

The internationally renowned South Korean’s diaphanous houses, coming to Tate Modern, embody the emotional imprint of where he has lived.

For her classic series At Twelve, the American photographer created a collective portrait of adolescent girls, including world-weary Olivia pictured in her yard.

After years in a private sitting room, an early version of the masterpiece is expected to fetch €500,000.

The arte povera veteran’s passionate celebration of trees risks being eclipsed by the real ones that surround it. And a 19th-century Mexican polymath becomes the first Latin American artist to have a solo show at the National Gallery.

A 12-metre high mosaic will show the reflection of a wading bird native to Utøya island, where Anders Breivik murdered 69 people in 2011.

In Light on Things, new site-specific works by Katja Mater and Evi Vingerling unfold across the historical rooms, exploring light, time, memory, and grief.

Congratulations to Rosemary Lee, winner of the 24th Dobell Drawing Prize, Australia’s leading prize for drawing, worth $30,000, for her work 24-1, 2024, which observes tonal and compositional profundity in everyday life.

When we think about pregnancy, many of us might first imagine our mothers, birthing scenes from popular movies, or the experiences of mom influencers who are privileged enough to have positive pregnancies.

Papageorgiou’s practice explores themes of togetherness, communication, and loneliness, while reflecting on the expression of leisure in everyday life.

Ibtihal Al-Khalidi was born in Iraq and now lives and works in Germany. Her journey—personal and artistic—moves between these two landscapes, and that sense of movement shows up in her work.

I had a chaotic childhood, surrounded by “adults” who lived for drugs, alcohol, and violence. If I’m a butterfly now, I was little more than a damaged caterpillar then.

An art historian and lecturer is looking to attract a new audience for hundreds of artworks currently in storage at galleries and museums.

"Starless Midnight" is an encyclopedic journey that presents history as a collection of disconnected but intersecting truths and asks us to come to our own conclusions.