Roland Auctions NY hosted their most recent Multi-Estates auction on May 31st, offering hundreds of impressive items from multiple noteworthy estates and collections, including the exquisite personal collection of art.

Galeria Municipal do Porto presents the four projects currently on view in its premises at the Jardins do Palácio de Cristal.

From June 7 to August 17, 2025, Kunsthalle Lingen hosts Wilfrid Almendra’s first institutional solo exhibition in Germany. Co-produced with the Fondation Pernod Ricard, the project reflects the Foundation’s long-term commitment to supporting the French art scene.

Writer Ryoko Sekiguchi tells us that there is a word for that sensation we feel when we know a fruit, a harvest of the earth, is nearing the end of its seasonality.

The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures today announced new exhibitions to open in 2026.

Kukje Gallery in Seoul displays paintings by young artists and Park Chan-kyong's curated exhibition

First 200 years of Joseon shaped Korean identity, National Museum of Korea says

The expansive fields of color within these distinctly engaging and wittily orchestrated paintings of Frances Barth are frequently negotiated with such iconographic signs as a segment of a bricked wall, a Saarinen Tulip table, a pyramidal form, or a television set.

Judy Simonian’s 12 paintings — still lifes and landscapes in the exuberant vein of Soutine— in her show “The Human Element, Huddled and Still” at JJ Murphy gallery at times look like the imagery was tossed up in the air

Robert Zeller, a master of figurative painting and a Surrealism-inspired painter, has curated an exhibition of contemporary Surrealist painting for Robilant + Voena, a gallery known for exhibiting the works of Caravaggesque artists.

Herald St is pleased to announce Kicking Die (To Scale With a Ladder), Michael Dean’s sixth solo exhibition with the gallery.

In the exhibition, we see two wall pieces made in the stucco technique scagliola. Each shows an eye, and together they gaze across the room with their heart-shaped pupils.

The contemporary art world, with its dynamic social media platforms and the rapidly shifting criteria of institutional structures, often favors intuitive-emotional creative expressions over cultivated, conscious subversions and experiments.

A special exhibition is set to go on display at Rugby Art Gallery and Museum later this month to mark its 25th anniversary.

Eric is addicted to street photography — and he’s been chasing its highs since 2014. Logging thousands of miles through city streets, he captures quirky, satirical, and often humorous moments that reflect the absurdities of modern urban life.