Billionaire collector and conservationist Thomas Kaplan has announced plans to sell ‘Young Lion Resting’, a rare Rembrandt drawing, to support wildlife conservation initiatives.

Following a contentious restoration, the BBC has reinstalled Eric Gill’s Prospero and Ariel sculpture outside its London headquarters, reopening decades-old debates about art, legacy, and morality.

Banksy's wife, Joy Millward, is a political strategist whose lobbying experience reinforces the artistic and political impact of her husband's work.

Artist Tristan Martinez recently released a new photo book, published by Friend Editions.

Set against mountains, desert plains, and the cobalt blue skies one finds at high elevations, Chloe West’s striking oil paintings merge Dutch Golden Age iconographies with both mythic and everyday motifs of the American West.

From the center of a gridded structure made of striped orbs and oblong shapes are two elements redolent of eyes.

Mariane Ibrahim presents Lorraine O’Grady, the artist’s first solo exhibition in Paris and her second with the gallery.

The Koena Art Institute presents a solo exhibition by globally acclaimed South African artist Willie Bester, opening on 29 May 2025.

Following on from the opening of their London gallery Perrotin have announced the opening of another space in Paris and a new space in Dubai.

British artist Mahtab Hussain’s solo exhibition What Did You Want To See? is having a great Spring, at Ikon Museum he explores the fine line between photographic documentation and surveillance culture.

Building on his presentation at the Venice Biennale, the artist’s show at The Bell, Providence reflects on diasporic wisdoms.

At the Fondation Louis Vuitton, Paris, the artist’s largest exhibition yet features miraculous paintings and drawings that will leave you feeling uplifted.

The artist claims unauthorized use of his Ferrari sculpture in the rapper’s “Trappa Rappa” teaser.

Surrender to the “curated chaos” of the cult magazine.

Dedicato a Miguilim is the title of Selene Cardia’s first solo exhibition at Doris Ghetta gallery: the exhibition unfolds as an exploration of painting understood not merely as representation, but as a process of knowledge and immersion in the visible.