Acclaimed artist Mateo Blanco, best known for his powerful and unconventional flag artworks, continues to solidify his place in art history.

Marian Goodman Gallery will now represent the estate of Ana Mendieta, the pioneering Cuban-born multidisciplinary artist.

The Armory Show has announced the more than 230 exhibitors set to participate in its upcoming edition, scheduled to run September 5–7 at the Javits Center in New York, with a VIP preview on September 4.

With a background in behavioral science and a PhD in psychology, Dante M. Pirouz brings a unique lens to contemporary abstract art.

Armory Show Reveals Participants for 2025 Iteration.

Lucila Sancineti, a visual artist trained at the University of Buenos Aires and a literature instructor, continuously explores ways of working with matter.

Erwin Wurm has established himself internationally as one of the most well-known contemporary artists.

It’s a cliché of academic art writing that you can boil just about anything down to being about “bodies in space.”

François-Xavier Lalanne, working in close collaboration with his wife Claude, reshaped the boundaries of sculpture and design in the 20th century.

A special highlight of the exhibition was the participation of the talented Baku-based artist Bahar Guliyeva.

Thirteen people have been arrested in a major police operation in Athens, after members of an art trafficking ring attempted to sell a forged Pablo Picasso painting for 25 million euros.

Five Points Museum on Contemporary Art will host an exhibition by Houston artist Davey Eldridge featuring a survey of his landscapes examining the elemental structures and rhythm of nature and inspired by fleeting moments in time captured within those landscapes.

Philip Martin Gallery is delighted to present, “Gravity,” an online exhibition of new and never-before-seen works-on-paper and paintings by Austrian master Hubert Schmalix (1952-2025) in conversation with those of Los Angeles-based artist Laurie Nye (b. 1972, Memphis, TN).

After a long-forgotten painting of Hercules and Omphale was punctured by glass and coated in debris during the 2020 explosion in Beirut, the monumental oil-on-canvas, painstakingly restored over more than three years, has gone on view at the Getty Center in Los Angeles.

As the iconic artist’s retrospective opens at London’s Hayward Gallery, he speaks to Dazed about his earliest influences and why he looks in the mirror and sees a ‘weird, old man’.