Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA) returns from May 16 to June 1, 2025 with the theme More Than Ever.

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

Het Noordbrabants Museum and TextielMuseum announce a threefold exhibition of the Polish artist Magdalena Abakanowicz (1932–2017) in the Netherlands from 18 April to 24 August 2025.

There’s power in the collective demand to be seen, to be dignified as human, especially in photographs, when lopsided histories can be righted, and new stories can rise from the ashes of erasure.

pt.2 is pleased to present Honing In, a new exhibition of oil paintings by Martha Shaw. In Honing In, Martha Shaw turns her attention to a small group of subjects—a pair of trees, a yellow house, a beachside building, and a recurring calla lily.

Everything you need to know about the most important headlines from the world of art in the last seven days

The storied Manhattan art museum reopened its doors this week after a four-year, $220 million renovation. Illustrators Victoria Tentler-Krylov and Jenny Kroik take us inside. Plus: an art-lover’s guide to an afternoon on the Upper East Side.

As museums around the world celebrate the 250th birthday of JMW Turner, it's time to reappraise his beloved and celebrated painting, The Fighting Temeraire.

The artist reflected on the politics of making art, teaching with purpose and holding museums accountable in a spectacle-driven culture.

The Museu de Arte de São Paulo's recently unveiled expansion doubles the museum's exhibition space, making room for plural narratives and alternative art histories.

The painting, “Christ Carrying the Cross”, from around 1565, had been enlarged in the 18th century, work the Getty’s conservators had to painstakingly undo.

The painting by the Nazi artist Heinrich Knirr was originally installed in the German embassy in London in 1937.

The nine past winners of the Max Mara Art Prize for Women—Andrea Buttner and Laure Prouvost among them—are all presenting work at the Palazzo Strozzi.

Forty of the late pop artist’s distinctive works will go under the hammer at Sotheby’s in New York next month.

The vast, sunlit beaches of the Opal Coast in northern France were the setting for Cathy Doutreligne’s earliest artistic awakenings. These landscapes, where the sky and sea merged into a luminous expanse, left an indelible mark on her imagination.