Shana Moulton on Wellness Culture, Self-Soothing, and Middle Age.

From May 7 to October 12, 2025, ALBERTINA MODERN is showcasing Damien Hirst – Drawings, the first comprehensive exhibition of the British artist’s works on paper.

Marina Xenofontos’ work employs film and sculpture to consider the inevitability of failure and the marginalisation of personal narratives in civic spaces.

The title is taken from a song by Daniel Johnston, with an uncertain and poetic meaning. In these few words, a dramatic and hopeful message coexist.

The works on display in Indiscreet Jewels visualise the entrails of the human psyche, exposed by ‘cutting through the surface of [one’s] own skin and seeking to discover what lies beneath’.

Adopting the techniques and technologies associated with the cinema and the stage, Will Rawls’ “[siccer]” challenges divisions between the living, the rehearsed, and the performed.

KÖNIG GALERIE is presenting a solo exhibition by the German-British artist Michael Müller.

Art Dubai 2025, from April 16 - 20, erupted with a spectrum of color, high energy, and creativity, however, I found it interesting how Pakistani.

Two significant artworks from the late Jacob Rothschild’s collection have been allocated to national museums through the Acceptance in Lieu scheme, settling £6.72m in tax.

A look into romanticism, mythic symbolism, vampires, and Gothic horror in Goya’s dark imagery

A bronze Osiris, a late sculpture by Lee Bontecou and Magritte’s first collage to feature his bowler-hatted man are among the finds at this year’s fair.

Owen Westberg’s paintings make me picture the inside of an eye.

Setu is like a laboratory that promotes creativity by inviting and supporting artists to present performative works, live and in writing.

Some time ago, I came across a fascinating German Expressionist who was not part of the famous Die Brücke group.

Is Die Brücke talked about enough? Its importance for the development of modern art cannot be denied.