Jeanette Seijo paints like someone who remembers what it means to play. Her work is grounded in the joyful energy of childhood—bright, strange, and full of stories.

Richie Madyira presents Kuseri Kwezviso Zvakanaka, a solo exhibition currently showing at artHARARE in Cape Town.

Myths of the new future is an exhibition that brings together the work of five artists who, in varying and distinct ways, address psychosocial tensions in present-day urban life.

Adams and Ollman is presenting Subcycle, an exhibition with Antonia Kuo, the artist's first solo show on the West Coast.

Originating in extensive research and culminating in material sculptures or installations, Ximena Garrido-Lecca’s work foregrounds indigenous knowledge systems and artisanal traditions along with modern technological infrastructures.

In the exhibition BEIRUTOPIA, Lebanese photographer Randa Mirza (1978) examines the dramatic changes that Beirut, the city she was born and grew up in, has undergone.

Museo Nivola is presenting Volare Guardare Costruire (to fly, to look, to build), a site-specific project by Nathalie Du Pasquier, a French artist and designer based in Milan, curated by Giuliana Altea, Antonella Camarda, Luca Cheri.

Paulo Nimer Pjota is a São Paulo-based artist whose painting practice channels the spirit of remix. Drawing from archaeology, street culture, mythology, and pop iconography, he builds layered compositions that often unfold across raw canvas and scrap metal.

An art installation by British artist Anna Berry, titled "The Constantly Moving Happiness Machine," is set to open at the DenkRaum "Time & Timeliness" within the Dahlem Research Campus of the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation.

To mark its 25th anniversary, Gallery Priska Pasquer is proud to present In Between One, a group exhibition on view from May 17 to June 17, 2025, at Priska Pasquer PARIS, 6 Rue Couture Saint-Gervais next to the Picasso Museum in the Marais.

“I would probably keep painting, keep working. I struggle to know where to stop.”

As London’s Tate Modern celebrates its silver jubilee, we revisit some of the most compelling works installed in its Turbine Hall.

The art of Didier Viodé is inseparable from his migratory experience.

Internationally acclaimed twin sister artists who spend hundreds of hours painting highly intricate works have opened a new exhibition.

In ‘Soft You,’ now on view at Fondazione Memmo, sensuality and severity coexist.