In the stillness of Kerlin Gallery, between the measured light and shadow of silver gelatin prints, two different meditations on time and return played out: Gerard Byrne’s The Struggle With the Angel and the book launch of Dorothy Cross’ Kinship.

Under the thought-provoking theme of “At The Edge,” more than 45 private and institutional collections, as well as distinguished galleries, showcase meaningful artworks. In addition, a captivating public program ensues for a global audience.

Developing naturally from reflective dialogues between collectors, curators, and galleries, the Dallas Invitational brings together 17 prestigious, international contemporary art galleries this year.

Qinru Zhang is a multimedia artist and designer whose work seamlessly merges digital storytelling with physical installation.

David Altmejd offers unsettling sci-fi visions at White Cube while Kennedy Yanko blends the harshness of metal with the flexibility of paint at Salon 94 and James Cohan.

Do you have any of those friends who happily mock your foibles but get all huffy and hurt if you criticize them? Friends like Elon Musk, for example.

Some days begin in our dressing gowns – as does this edition of Seen & Read.

A retrospective of Parmod Mann’s sculptures is an exploration of multiple perspectives.

In 1929, Yousuf Karsh, one of the most noted portrait photographers of the 20th century, began his career in Boston.

A tight-knit community of patrons and a resilient state economy keep sales strong in Dallas despite macroeconomic headwinds.

Christie's will offer the rose-hued “Big Electric Chair” from the collection of influential Belgian art patrons Roger Matthys and Hilda Colle.

A Veronese show in May is set to be latest in long line of Renaissance Venice crowd-pleasers for the Spanish institution.

Amid a backlash by locals fed up with party-loving visitors, the city’s tourism authority has teamed up with museums to promote a series of exhibitions.

Whether or not you can make it to the blockbuster exhibition on the artist now open at the Palazzo Barberini, here are a selection of his most captivating works to see in the city all year round.

The impending marriage was not the fundamental cause of Vincent’s mental health crisis, but he was very close to his brother and had ambivalent feelings about the arrival of a spouse.