This marks the artist’s first major presentation in New York since his watershed exhibition at the Whitney Museum of American Art in 2020, as well as Toor’s first solo show with the gallery.

In “Full House” three recent bodies of sculptural and photographic work – What Grows (2022).

An endless Sunday, when time is suspended between leisure and rebellion.

An energetic evening sale saw four new records set, as well as the new high for a painting by a living woman artist with Marlene Dumas' Miss January going for $13.6m.

Hangman (2007) defies nearly all that we know and expect of the artist.

In art, limitations often define, shape, and mold strengths.

The Chichester gallery’s show looks at the relationships between artists and the depiction of these relationships – it’s novel, but chaotic.

Next month, Treasure House Fair returns to the historic Royal Hospital Chelsea for a festival of art and culture.

Fatima Hellberg’s farewell to Bonner Kunstverein is an intimate cabinet show celebrating her late colleague Alan Logino.

“Rushes” at Fluentum, Berlin.

Thanks to remarkably cultivated parents, Lisbon-born Maria Helena Vieira da Silva (1908–1992) was exposed to a lot of important art from early on.

Annely Juda Fine Art will be moving to 16 Hanover Square in the autumn of 2025, after 35 years on nearby Dering Street.

The artist drew from an eclectic range of references when considering the traditional medium for a Turner Contemporary window overlooking the beach – she tells us more

At  Kunsthalle Mannheim, the artist’s immersive installations highlight the untold stories of Black visionaries.

Apart from the Jersey City-based artist’s career-defining 2018 portrait of former first lady Michelle Obama, most of the four dozen single-panel paintings in Amy Sherald’s midcareer survey American Sublime capture fleeting moments in the daily life of everyday Black Americans.