This weekend, Houghton Hall opens the largest and most comprehensive retrospective of the British sculptor Stephen Cox.

Taking over the Morton Street Partners garage in the west side.

The Hill Art Foundation is presenting Woman with Holes, opening May 1, 2025

“A creative economy is the fuel of magnificence,” said Ralph Waldo Emerson in another context.

Creativity is not a linear process. As we move through life and have new experiences, our inspirations change.

After first showcasing her work with &Gallery last year in their inaugural open call, Katharine Le Hardy is back with a new body of work for her solo exhibition.

A painting by L.S. Lowry that was sold for £10 has now fetched more than £800,000 at auction.

Among this year’s 57 Archibald Prize finalists it is the depiction of sadness, joy and the everyday that moves the Art Gallery of NSW’s new director Maud Page.

Banksy pieces have popped up around the world.

In 2012, 350 letters were discovered in the wall of his family’s Denver drugstore, T.K. Pharmacy.

Ryan Sullivan’s paintings capture a moment that inherently wants to remain in motion.

Going to the Mill was bought by the literary editor of the Manchester Guardian and had remained in the family.

A Breathtaking holds a peculiar power in its unfinished nature. On one hand, it speaks to the majestic and sublime, suggesting visions of grandeur that take the breath away in awe and admiration.

NILS STÆRK presents Wires Crossed, a solo exhibition by Ed Templeton.

Galerie Max Hetzler is presenting Celso and the past, an exhibition of ten paintings by Sergey Kononov at Bleibtreustraße 45 in Berlin. This is the artist’s first solo exhibition with the gallery.