Corrigan Gallery announced the return of Nigel Parry with new landscape photographs. The show will be up from June 4 - 30.

Born and raised in Beirut, Lebanon, during the civil war, Nany pursued her studies in Fine Arts amidst a culturally rich and diverse environment.

In early autumn of 2022, a once-in-a-generation flood destroyed my family home in Northern New South Wales.

With DRAGONSLAYER, US conceptual and multimedia artist Slater Bradley presents his latest immersive installation at the historical landmark Parochialkirche in Berlin-Mitte.

CUE Art presents Boomerang, a solo exhibition by New York City-based artist Jairo Sosa, nominated by Hugh Hayden.

GRIMM is pleased to present a claim no easy victories, a solo exhibition of new works by Matthias Franz (b. 1984, Ilmenau, DE) at the London gallery, opening this Summer. This is Franz’s third solo exhibition with the gallery and his first exhibition in the city.

The small landscape painting was consigned to a Toronto auction house a decade ago, but had not been seen since 2021.

As another piece of art falls victim to social media, Florence’s Uffizi gallery is placing restrictions on visitors’ behaviour. Is this a sensible safeguard – or simple snobbery.

Get an inside look at the São Paulo-based artist Fran Chang’s first solo exhibition in France, "Hear the Wind Sing," at Bremond Capela.

The work of Aubrey Levinthal is deeply tied to Philadelphia, the city where she was born, studied and still lives and works.

Leo Caillard stands at a rare intersection in contemporary art—where timeless sculptural tradition meets the rapidly shifting terrain of digital innovation. Born in Paris in 1985, Caillard has emerged as a vital voice in both classical.

In the exhibition, Parroting The Parrot, Cihad Caner examines how stories about the past are created and who holds the power to define them.

Cihad Caner is an artist whose work explores the politics of image-making and how images influence and are influenced by socio-political realities.

The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) has secured a major addition to its public art program with the acquisition of Jeff Koons’ Split-Rocker (2000), a towering floral hybrid of dinosaur and rocking horse, standing 37 feet tall and pulsating with over 50,000 living plants.

When I walked into Jenny Saville’s exhibition, The Anatomy of Painting, this morning, my face split into a grin. I didn’t expect to see old friends.