Erwin Hauser, Vice President of the Lentos Friends Association, donated his art collection of around 3,000 works to the City of Linz and the Lentos Kunstmuseum in 2024.

Almine Rech Shanghai is presenting 'The Archipelagic Imagination: Seaport', the first chapter of a two-part group exhibition curated by Zong Han, featuring works by Kawayan de Guia, Davy Linggar, Tia-Thuy Nguyen, Sylvia Ong, Citra Sasmita, and Jakkai Siributr.

Roland Auctions NY will present its first auction of the summer season on June 28th, 2025, with a rare Pablo Picasso (Spanish, 1881-1973) Earthenware Pitcher taking the spotlight.

An exhibition of new work by Henna Asikainen and Roua Horanieh will be presented at Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art, Gateshead, as part of Refugee Week 2025.

Striking pictorial works demonstrate the importance, and beauty, of textiles across cultures and time.

The former director of Casa Azul and the Museo Diego Rivera-Anahuacalli alleges that artworks and pages of Kahlo's Diary have gone missing, raising broad questions about heritage practices in Mexico and beyond.

Da Corte's painting practice reflects the difficulties and pleasures of being a painter, and the work shown here is as self-reflective and inventive as it is eye-catching.

More than a dozen galleries are showing at Art Basel for the first time, all brimming with enthusiasm.

Basel Social Club has moved to the Old Town, while a gallery takes over a villa Kabir Jhala 19 June 2025 Share.

Director of the 107-year-old institution aims for a new perspective with a reopening exhibition showcasing the work of three Black artists.

A retrospective at the International Center of Photography in New York chronicles more than 40 years of the artist’s work.

The South African artist has exhibited everywhere, bagging awards in art and theatre, while his work sells for millions. So why did he find becoming an artist so unnatural? Ahead of a major British show, he reveals all

A new retrospective shines a light on the turn-of-the-century Italian artist, one of the art world’s most obscure yet revered figures, whose legacy was eclipsed by his contemporaries.

The Courtauld, LondonWith works by Alice Adams, Eva Hesse and Louise Bourgeois, this exhibition revisits a 1966 show of pieces delving into the psychosexual and the human body.

Starting her career at 48, she bent a new art form to challenge the conventions of studio photography.