Liao WanNing, female, born in October 1974 in Chongqing, China, is currently living in Toronto, Canada. She is a professional painter. She is a member of the Canadian Artists Association (SCA), the American Portrait Society and the American Oil Painters Association (OPA).

Whitechapel Gallery, LondonHe died before his time but Hamad Butt’s sublimely hazardous retrospective of mustard gas baubles and blinding lights is a thrilling mix of the nostalgic and new.

COOPER COLE is pleased to present Cognition, a group exhibition featuring photographic works by Jorian Charlton, Talia Chetrit, Sara Cwynar, Farah Al Qasimi and Heji Shin.

"There came a time when not painting became more painful than taking the risk of changing one's life. Art was no longer a choice; it had become a vital necessity, like breathing."

Cat museums offer a delightful blend of art, history, and feline fascination, attracting cat lovers from all over the globe. Step into a world where creativity and cats converge—this is your ultimate guide to the world’s best cat museums.

This first retrospective in France is dedicated to the painter, photographer and co-founder of the Der Blaue Reiter (The Blue Rider) movement, long forgotten in favor of her companion, Vassily Kandinsky.

David Roche Gallery in North Adelaide announces the South Australian instalment of the National Portrait Gallery’s acclaimed touring exhibition Dancer which will be on display from June 7 – August 16.

Galerie Lelong announced global representation of the Estate of Elda Cerrato (1930-2023).

Opening at Americas Society on June 4, 2025, the exhibition Fanny Sanín: Geometric Equations, will highlight Sanín’s important contributions to the development of abstract art in both Latin America and the United States.

Now on view at the Figge Art Museum Future Now: Virtual Sneakers to Cutting-Edge Kicks, a nationally touring exhibition co-organized by the American Federation of Arts and the Bata Shoe Museum.

Public Art Fund unveiled Touching the Earth, the first solo outdoor exhibition in New York City by celebrated sculptor Thaddeus Mosley.

Sigmund Freud observed in ‘Medusa’s Head’ (1922) that childhood terrors can be triggered by ‘the sight of something’. British artists Glenn Brown and Mathew Weir explore the rich ambiguity of this phrase through a selection of drawings, paintings.

The Glyptotek has added a rare and significant work to its collection: Florentine Standing before a Mirror by Salomon (Sally) Ruben Henriques.

Christie’s presents Maîtres Anciens : Peintures-Sculptures, two sales that will be held in Paris in June. A total of over 200 works will come to auction, of which 150 will be offered online.

Thaddaeus Ropac Paris Marais presents etcetera, an exhibition of Imi Knoebel’s new series of works. Knoebel has been testing the limits of the shaped ground since the 1960s as a means to investigate the fundamentals of painting and sculpture.