Moss Galleries presents Samira Abbassy: Dialogical Narratives, a solo exhibition on view through August 30 at Moss Galleries Portland.

Debsuddha (Kolkata, 1989) is a photographer who has a clear idea about the role of photography today.

Thirteen women artists from Bexar County have been selected to receive Luminaria’s Spring 2025 Working Artist Fund for Women grants.

Ah, it feels good to be back! Yes, it’s been a few years since I’ve done a Big Show Top Ten, but wading into the sea of work that is Lawndale’s annual juried exhibition The Big Show felt like visiting an old friend.

It’s summertime and I’m headed out on a classic “American roadtrip” next week.

Its Yu Kil-Chun Gallery of Korean Art and Culture is a reinstallation that uses the institution’s own pioneering collection devoted to the peninsula to commemorate a key period of cultural exchange.

Street Macadam has announced the winners of the 2nd edition of the Macadam Awards, an international street and documentary photography competition open to photographers around the world.

Yorkshire Sculpture Park (YSP) presents The Pull of Gravity, a new landmark exhibition by the celebrated South African artist, William Kentridge.

During the summer months, Kristen Abbott likes to go on what she calls “leaf walks.”

Zorio’s production represents a continuum, with its roots in his first anti-form and post-Minimal, process-oriented sculptures from the mid-1960s. This show featured 11 works from six decades.

En Flux, the summer group exhibition at TIAN Contemporain gallery in Montreal, Quebec, proposes transcending beyond the immediacy of the gaze for a prolonged contemplation.

Michael Brennan and Matthew Deleget, an introspective pairing at Portal 5 offered me new discoveries, questions.

The Bundanon Art Museum’s Winter Series opens with a landmark exhibition by Betty Kuntiwa Pumani, one of the most celebrated painters from the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (APY) Lands.

Is there something more iconic for Paris than its bistros (after the Eiffel Tower, of course)?

One of the artists that became known for painting Parisian life and nightlife is Jean Béraud.