Ronchini to present Analog Death, etc., their third solo exhibition featuring new works by the New York based artist, Jacob Hashimoto.

Sue Prideaux’s new biography of the artist reveals both a discomfort with his complex legacy and that, in 2025, redemption arcs sell.

“You and the Night and the Music” at Museion, Bolzano.

Tatiana Trouvé “The Strange Life of Things” at Palazzo Grassi, Venice.

“Queer Love” at Stephen Friedman Gallery, London.

Idols Lovers Mothers Friends have, at one stage or another, been all of those things to them. The lens through which they are seen is Matić’s—a lens of love which is nuanced and complex.

Showcasing a selection of recent works by artists Henk Visch and Nabuqi that explore the autonomy of sculpture and how it extends visible and invisible bodies into space.

Congratulations to Mitsu Maeda for being selected for CENTER’s Me&Eve Grant recognizing her project, The Shining Lady  a series of photos of her grandmother Tsuyajyo’s last 10 years.

Following the fleshy path of Rubens, Lucian Freud, Joan Semmel, and Cecily Brown, among many others, Camilla Fallon has recently focused her loose, lush brushwork on the female body’s midsection, specifically the navel.

Just a few weeks ago, on a quiet, tree-lined street in Brooklyn, a warehouse transformed into a bustling art fair.

One doesn’t have to look far these days to find queer art in galleries.

A new art show, HOME: Place-Feeling-Memory, opens at Bartlett Woods Retirement Community.

Cyprus puts spotlight on Arab artists at first Vima Art Fair Galleries from Lebanon and the UAE participated in the inaugural event.

Installation artist Lee Sung-keun won the sculpture award at the “For the Creative by the Creative” at the Paramount Hotel Dubai for his iconic cable-tied installation and video work.

Sohrab Hura has been awarded the 2025 Eye Art & Film Prize. He will receive €30,000 to support the development of a new work and a presentation at Eye Filmmuseum, Amsterdam.