The construction of a new work by Hew Locke in Ostend, Belgium, has been halted.

The gallery serves up a dollop of raunch with Abstract Erotic, a new show of suggestive – and sometimes downright explicit – sculptures.

Following a $53M expansion, the beloved outdoor museum in New York’s Hudson Valley welcomes new commissions by Kevin Beasley, Sonia Gomes and Dionne Lee, as well as works by Ellsworth Kelly and a dedicated conservation building.

C L E A R I N G Los Angeles presents Rome is No Longer in Rome, a solo exhibition by Henry Curchod.

Type considers the gallery space as a blank, paper page and convenes text and language-based artworks by artists from across the globe.

For the first time, Street Art has taken root in Civitanova Marche’s industrial zone—a striking intervention in a landscape defined by functionality and productivity.

Minimal artist Joel Shapiro, whose colossal stick-figure sculptures surprised with their emotional charge, died on June 14 in a Manhattan hospital.

The new museum from renowned Argentine collector and Malba founder Eduardo F. Costantini brings new cultural offerings outside the city of Buenos Aires and invites visitors to become active participants.

One of just three complete British flags known to have survived Nelson’s victory over the French and Spanish fleets, this Union Jack was flown by HMS Spartiate, then presented to the ship’s lieutenant, James Clephan, in recognition of his bravery in combat.

In Words: The Unspoken, Sasha Ryabchik moves not toward grand statements but toward fracture — toward the places where language stumbles and dissolves under the pressure of emotional complexity.

Getty curators explore the meaning behind artists’ signatures—those flamboyant, modest, or provocatively hidden final flourishes.

Art Basel has brought together over 4,000 artists from 280 galleries to its marquee June fair in Switzerland.

For those seeking respite from the intensity of the global fair circuit—or simply pacing themselves ahead of Art Basel in mid-June—ARCO Lisboa offers a refreshing and rewarding detour.

Grace Hartigan, Mary Abbott and Mildred Thompson created stunning Abstract Expressionist paintings and a great deal more during their long careers. See their work in three separate exhibitions.

At the Swedish American Museum, models with Down syndrome depict archetypes with elan.