A rare London show of an elusive queer pioneer captures a quieter side of his unpredictable practice.

Few people might admit it, but almost everyone experiences some form of fear or hesitation around attaining the things they most dream of achieving at some point in life.

Harkawik is pleased to announce The Good Life, their first exhibition with Polina Barskaya.

Swivel Gallery is pleased to present Public Work, Joseph Cochran II’s second solo exhibition with the gallery.

Haskell is a Niagara-based visual storyteller whose work transcends traditional photography.

More than a decade ago, artist and curator Liza Faktor started looking more deeply into the annals of her family while navigating the dissolution of her own relationship and confronting the aftermath of her father’s sudden death.

In The Carrier Bag Theory of Fiction (1986), Ursula K. Le Guin proposes a method of storytelling founded on gathering, collectivity, and non-linearity.

“Creating art feels wonderful to me, and I want to keep on doing such work.”

The exhibition “Una mirada que lo abarca todo” (A Gaze That Encompasses Everything), by Angyvir Padilla, features works developed following her show at FRAC Dunkirk, and inspired by a mountain legend from her childhood in Venezuela.

EXILE is happy to invite you to the first solo exhibition of Prague-based artist Julie Béna in Austria.

The legal successors of Richard Semmel (1875-1950) – the granddaughters of Grete Gross.

Frida Kahlo: In her own image offers rich insight into the life and persona of one of the twentieth century’s most recognised painters.

Paintings on silk by artist Reeha Lim. Raised between Korea and China, and currently based in the United States, Lim’s work reflects on themes of diasporic memory, spatial belonging, and the fragmentation of the self across borders.

A new acquisition has bloomed at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, which is expected to announce Monday that Jeff Koons' monumental topiary sculpture "Split-Rocker" will anchor the east side of the campus at the new David Geffen Galleries building.

On the occasion of the centenary of its presence in the United Kingdom, Chanel is launching Arts & Culture Magazine, a 250-page printed arts and culture magazine.