Kandinsky, Picasso, Miró et al. back in Lucerne.

In Time is Hardcore, Ryan Travis Christian explores time as a universal experience and the perverse as a universal language. Working in the gray in both theme and medium.

Chefas Projects is delighted to present Love Notes from the Lurker, a series of new works by gallery artist Jess Ackerman.

Derek Eller Gallery is pleased to present a solo exhibition of historic works from 1970-72 by Chicago artist Robert Lostutter (b.1939).

Huang Zhou (1925-97), one of the reformers of 20th-century ink art, is known for his obsession with painting and industrious spirit.

A woman says she wants to wants to "start a conversation" about afro hair, including the challenge of finding a salon that caters for black and mixed heritage people.

The first oil painting ever exhibited by Turner is to be put up for auction after being lost for more 150 years.

At 78, the great choreographer is enjoying a career-spanning celebration in Oslo. He reflects on his leap from dance to visual art and why he feels snubbed by Britain

One of the art world’s most glamorous spring traditions returns, this time to honor outgoing director Glenn D. Lowry’s 30-year legacy.

"Lai's work, though profoundly local in its references, touches on universal themes: belonging, transformation and the invisible threads that bind us all," the artistic director told Observer.

The artists and partners in life are collaborating on an immersive takeover of Kettle’s Yard, Cambridge, in an exhibition that delves into a lost literary legacy

In time for her beloved characters' 80th anniversary, the work of Finnish artist Tove Jansson will go on display at the Brooklyn Public Library

The Enchanted Ones, a new photo book by Stephanie Pommez, is a visual tale that drifts between reality and myth, inspired by the legends of the Brazilian Amazon.

Stills Centre for Photography, in Edinburgh, is thrilled to announce that their exhibition for EAF25 (Edinburgh Art Festival) will be a presentation of Siân Davey’s, The Garden.

The Serpentine Pavilion has long stood as one of the world’s most visible platforms for architectural experimentation, offering a space where emerging and established practitioners reimagine how we inhabit, experience and connect through built form.