The Dutch-born painter gets a stunning survey at Gagosian in his adopted New York.

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This week’s convergence of nine art fairs in New York created a charged atmosphere of saturation, speculation and sometimes surprising sales.

The Artemizia Foundation is thrilled to announce the opening of Of Watchers, Tricksters, and the Bold, a dynamic new exhibition by acclaimed contemporary artist Michele Mikesell.

Two of the many fairs taking place in New York stand apart from the others thanks to bold and intriguing works.

This is a compressed retrospective of the practice of Gili Mocanu (b. 1971, Constanța), one of the most original painters active in Romania today.

This is a compressed retrospective of the practice of Gili Mocanu (b. 1971, Constanța), one of the most original painters active in Romania today.

The opening exhibition of Tao Art Center, “BLOSSOM”, was unveiled in Tianjin on April 11, 2025.

Caio Marcolini’s fascination with organic systems began simply enough.

In a career that overlapped with Warhol’s, Brainard designed theatre sets and book covers; he drew cartoons, painted paintings and assembled collages.

From musical Hulks to grief scrawled in Sharpie, these works capture the strange mood and quiet brilliance of the latest edition of Frieze.

Orozco’s first museum show in Mexico since 2006 fills Museo Jumex with 300 objects mapping the strange terrain of his mind.

The two-year remodelling of the Sainsbury Wing as the National Gallery's main entrance has allowed for new restorations and fresh curation of the museum's unrivalled collection of early Renaissance pictures.

Donald Rodney, who died in 1998 at the age of 36, was part of the BLK Art Group and a forerunner, in many ways, of what we would now call Disability Arts.

Amid an epic mishmash of styles in this year’s Archibald Prize, the judges have crowned the feminine and the cosmic in painter Julie Fragar’s sepia-toned portrait of sculptor Justene Williams.