As her first institutional solo exhibition outside of India, Arpita Singh: Remembering proves to be an exceptional journey both into the artist’s vision and her range, cataloging everything from paintings, acrylics, and watercolors to ink drawings and etchings.

The National Gallery of Art pairs art and science in a survey of some of the finest Dutch and Flemish painting of the 17th century.

The Frick Collection reopened last month with new galleries, new access to rarely seen spaces and restored Gilded Age splendor. Here's what not to miss.

Miart Gallery makes a bold entrance into Istanbul, unveiling Lorenzo Quinn’s largest solo exhibition and reshaping Türkiye’s contemporary art scene.

Artist Alex Chinneck has brought one of his playful public installations to London for Clerkenwell Design Week. A week at the knees is an undulating four-story brick facade that recalls his 2013 sliding houses, which caused a sensation at the time.

For Jonas Melvin, who is better known by his graffiti tag GREY, it took losing all control to finally regain it.

When sifting through his portfolio, it becomes clear that Jack Nolan is invested in the details. With the help of fine liner pens, the London-based artist has drawn intricate cityscapes and architectural landmarks for years, achieving a startling level of realism.

A recent Sotheby’s sale of 55 Old Masters works, collected over decades by Jordan and Thomas A. Saunders III, yielded just $64.7 million, far below the initial estimate of $80 million to $120 million.

Sebastiao Salgado, a photographer whose memorable images of worker exploitation, environmental destruction, and human rights abuses gained him widespread acclaim, has died at 81.

Carla Gannis: To the Max, at Ro2 Art, April 12 – May 17, 2025

Lawndale, a Houston-based nonprofit, has announced Candice D’Meza, Guadalupe Hernandez, and Amanda Kerdahi as its Artist Studio Program (ASP) participants for the 2025-26 season.

Cathay Pacific’s “Gallery in the Skies” transforms its Business Class cabin into a flying art gallery, showcasing contemporary Hong Kong artists and redefining the in-flight experience through curated cultural immersion.

At the beginning of the 20th century, Pablo Picasso created the famous Les Demoiselles d’Avignon. Georges Braque was immediately inspired and five other avant-garde artists followed

Myrtus: Elisa Selli’s pictorial silence between memory and transformation.

Galerie Urs Meile Beijing opened the latest solo exhibition by Wang Xingwei (b. 1969, Shenyang, China). The exhibition centres on the artist’s recent thematic creations, presenting a multi-faceted portrait of “Chinese masculinity”.