Atkins’s work is emblematic of a tension in our culture’s current view of what it means to be human.

For the second time, SMDOT/Contemporary Art is delighted to welcome a new project by Yara Piras, an Italian artist born in Turin who lives and works in Milan.

The exhibition centres on the artist’s recent thematic creations, presenting a multi-faceted portrait of “Chinese masculinity.”

Known for their compelling fusion of visual art, music, and multi- dimensional storytelling, the Swedish artistic duo presents three signature psychologically-charged clay-animation films alongside sculptural works.

In 1947, operators discovered a moth trapped between the relays of the Harvard Mark II computer during a system malfunction.

Gao Hang’s first solo exhibition in China, titled “Screen Life Drawing” at its Beijing Headquarters Gallery Space on April 19, 2025.

The exhibition takes inspiration from a verse by the Tang Dynasty poet Zhang Jiuling: “Tall bamboos steeped in the serenity of morning light, the splendid pond cradles sky’s mirrored blue.”

The exhibition begins with a threat. Upon entering W.I.H.S.H. Projects, a meticulously renovated basement in Humboldt Park, two drawings show a punctured bucket leaking into striated waves.

To what extent can the visual language of grief be translated? Janet McKenzie looks back over 20 years’ worth of drawings in search of words.

Swiss artist Ursula Palla has an eclectic solo at Tang Contemporary Art, inserting scenes of nature into the Delfi Orchard gallery more accustomed to showing commercial paintings.

Contributed by Will Kaplan / Curatorial collective Immaterial Projects calls its group show at The Active Space in Bushwick “The Beginning of the End.”

Contributed by Patrick Ryan Bell / Situated in Baltimore’s Old Goucher neighborhood, art hall has rapidly established itself as a pivotal space for contemporary art.

According to multiple reports this week, rapper and record executive Sean Combs may see many of his assets seized by the Department of Justice if he is found guilty of sex trafficking, a charge that he has denied.

Vincent van Gogh made a surprise appearance at the first address by Pope Leo XIV—in spirit, at least.

Alvin Ong paints the human experience with a winter soup like thickness.