Amedeo Modigliani has always been one of my favorite portraitists because of his delicate lines with which he masterfully rendered the deepest depths of sitters’ souls.

Emily Kam Kngwarray’s survey opens at Tate Modern, artist Wael Shawky to direct the first Art Basel Qatar, Adam Lindemann to close Venus Over Manhattan, and more.

The Art Institute of Chicago will open the newly designed Eloise W. Martin Galleries for the Applied Arts of Europe on July 11, 2025.

Following the success of a year-long exhibition of works by the Detroit-based artist Tiff Massey.

On view through Sept. 14, 2025, at the Dayton Art Institute (DAI), Curtis Barnes, Sr., Dayton Icon celebrates the life, work and legacy of one of Dayton’s most influential artists and educators.

The Centre Pompidou’s outpost in Metz, France, canceled a planned survey of Caribbean and Guyanese art in June, leading a range of artists to issue a statement condemning the decision to pull the show.

The arrival of Pop Art in the late 1950s coincided with astonishing changes in American society

The gift from the John and Susan Horseman Collection will expand access to Native art across the US.

Nicole Longnecker Gallery in Houston has announced an open call for the third Chaos Osmosis project, an art and science exhibition focused on the theme of fluid dynamics, the movement and behavior of liquids and gases.

This summer, Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall will be transformed by a new large-scale interactive installation by artist Monster Chetwynd.

“Esthetic Bomb Shelter,” at Ulrik gallery, comes at a time of overwhelming crisis. Conflict and hostility seem to have entered every aspect of life without clear exits.

Ariane Mueller’s preoccupation with war, which is at the heart of the exhibition “Fish are folded into the sea just as the sea is folded into fish”, has a long and complex history.

The Fox was, first and foremost, a project by Art & Language, published by New York members of the collective.

Santarcangelo Festival, directed for the fourth year by Polish curator, dramaturg and critic Tomasz Kirenczuk, started last weekend its 55th edition, which will continue for three more days spreading across various locations

Perrotin Hong Kong’s latest exhibition explores the fluid boundary between figuration and abstraction.