The art fair has completed its transition from boutique outlier to art world institution.

Our critic samples booths from 25 countries and picks her seven favorites, including Chicago, Los Angeles, Paris, London and Seoul — and two nonprofits.

The Spaniard applied free association to the canvas with radical results.

“I aim to create art that makes it possible for viewers to feel as though they can see music and hear colors.”

“I’m attempting to create visual spaces where viewers might recognize something true that lies beyond conventional seeing—an inner knowing that affirms balance in the face of fragmentation.”

Rob Blanken (b. 1956) begins his photography projects by asking himself a series of questions: what do I see.

More than 400 works from the collections of the Centre Pompidou will be subjected to the implacable gaze of Maurizio Cattelan, while in addition, some thirty works by the Italian artist will offer a lucid, melancholic examination of modern mythologies.

The Block Museum of Art announced several acquisitions over the course of 2023, 2024 and 2025 related to the exhibition Woven Being: Art for Zhegagoynak/Chicagoland.

Christie’s presents Picasso Ceramics, an online-only sale running from 8 to 22 May 2025.

The Starburst painting series integrates fragments of art history, avant-garde experiments, and contemporary digital excess into new visual spaces.

There’s a moment when you first see See bei Tag oder Die andere Seite (Loosely, “The Other Side of the Lake”), the largest work in Closer Look, our second solo exhibition with Austrian painter Eiko G.

In Milk of the Earth, Antonia Kuo continues her engagement with personal histories rooted in alchemical transformation, metallurgy, and Chinese painting.

Nolan Oswald Dennis uses the museum space as a site for knowledge generation and collective engagement in their first major solo exhibition with Zeitz MOCAA, titled ‘UNDERSTUDIES’. The exhibition interrogates notions of knowledge, authorship, and relationality.

Imagine standing at a window at dawn as the pale yellow morning light filters through the trees, slowly illuminating flower petals and setting the scene for birdsong.

On large swaths of colorful mesh, Kandy G. Lopez embroiders large-scale portraits of people from historically marginalized communities.