At the city’s Museum of Flight, the South African artist Ralph Ziman premieres a MiG-21 covered in tens of millions of beads to spur conversation about weapons of war.

“I gave myself a challenge: to create one artwork a day for 200 days. That practice was both a form of healing and a rediscovery of play.”

20 Years Magazine Shop Art Prize Creative Writing Festival Advertise About Visual Activism The Yanomami is one of South America’s largest Indigenous tribes. Their total population is around 45,000, with a territory covering an area twice the size of Switzerland.

On an unusually warm evening at the end of March in Chicago, an exhibition opening created a palpable buzz in the photography community.

Michelle Im’s disconcerting ceramic figures subvert ornamentalized representations of East Asian femininity.

A fundamental part of Overstreet’s mission was to break free of the flat, rectangular picture plane and the Eurocentric view of painting that dominated American art.

The title of this show by Anne Bourse is Dissociation. This word isn’t commonplace, rather it defines a detachment from reality which can be interpreted in many different ways.

In the work of artist Angel Cammen, there's much more to a self-portrait than the likeness of the painter.

The Playground Project Melbourne brings together renowned Australian and international artists and designers to respond to the project from a local perspective with three new installations commissioned by the gallery and Moonee Valley City Council.

Mario von Bucovich (1884–1947) was an internationally acclaimed photographer in the 1920s and 1930s.

KITSCH & POP: Korean Pop Art Now revisits Korean Pop Art—an important yet often under-recognized current in the history of Korean contemporary art—within the broader context of global contemporary art shaped by the worldwide rise of K-pop and K-culture.

In the context of a planned monument dedicated to so-called guest workers, Urbane Künste Ruhr is organising a three-day festival in Dortmund, Germany.

FOMU presents 3 new exhibitions.These Branching Moments brings together six artists who are active in the visual arts and electronic music.

Lyman Allyn Art Museum announces the opening of David J. Marchi: Break on Through. Painting with intensity and a sense of purpose, David J. Marchi produces energetic and bold abstract paintings that document his deeply personal journey of artistic transformation.

Persons Projects opened its summer exhibition, The Art of Renewal, bringing together works by the three Helsinki School artists Nanna Hänninen, Ilkka Halso, and Sandra Kantanen