Robert is a German-American artist working in photography.

Martin Pryce, born in 1951 in Birmingham, England, and now based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, has charted a distinguished career spanning over 50 years.

I’m going places, Tamara de Lempicka seems to be saying in Tamara in the Green Bugatti, her iconic 1929 self-portrait.

The four nominees for this year’s Turner Prize have been announced.

The Mauritius museum in The Hague said three paintings in its collection that were attributed to Rembrandt were, in fact, merely copies done in the Dutch artist’s style.

Featuring the likes of Rashid Johnson, Sterling Ruby, Philip Guston, KAWS, Amy Sherald and more.

A new book invites us into the tight-knit circle of women modernists in late-19th-century Denmark through quietly subversive gestures; you’ll never look at a glove the same way again.

An enormous sculpture by Nick Cave is joining a growing collection of outdoor works at the Frederik Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

When my mother died, I was left with her house and her garden. My work is physically, spiritually, metaphorically rooted in that garden.

The British artist Mark Leckey invites visitors into the heart of an exhibition unfolding around the ecstatic—that transportive state beyond the individual self.

The German-born art dealer Annely Juda (1914 – 2006) ran galleries in London from 1960, and opened Annely Juda Fine Art with her son, David, in 1968.

Raymond Bonilla’s Escuchas (2009) is a diptych about the psychological confines of family values and tradition.

“It sort of resembles a woman’s pelvis,” I remark to San Antonio-based artist Olivia Ortiz.

Nnena Kalu, Rene Matić, Mohammed Sami and Zadie Xa are in the running for the Turner Prize 2025 – here they are with their work.

From Barbara Kruger to Sylvie Fleury: publishing mogul Michael Ringier opens his private art collection to the public, sharing 500 works, and tells us what makes great art.