ARTISTS
Miart Gallery London has officially inaugurated two new venues in Istanbul with the largest exhibition to date of Lorenzo Quinn.
Miles McEnery Gallery is presenting Bathers (Nothing Comes From Nothing), an exhibition of new paintings by Raffi Kalenderian, on view 8 May - 21 June at 511 West 22nd Street.
The Société des Arts de Genève announced that the Société des Arts de Genève Prize 2025 has been awarded to Shirana Shahbazi, who lives and works in Zurich.
The Guggenheim New York presents the Collection in Focus exhibition centering one of the most important works by the renowned artist, writer, and activist Faith Ringgold.
Jean-François Millet is the artist who could plow a field all morning, paint in the afternoon, then recite Shakespeare at night.
Marie and Peder Severin Krøyer were a 19th and early 20th-century artist couple. Although their marriage and lives were far from ideal, history has recognized them both as truly notable painters.
SculptureCenter announces Luana Vitra: Amulets, the artist’s first exhibition in a U.S. institution.
The Norton Museum of Art is displaying one of its newest acquisitions, EST (Eastern Standard Time), by Laddie John Dill, an immersive argon and neon installation.
Matthew Marks is pleased to announce Julien Nguyen, the next exhibition in his gallery at 526 West 22nd Street. The exhibition includes twenty new paintings.
"I care about form more than anything else," Morteza Khakshoor told us recently, "Color is important, but it’s secondary for me.
His solo show at Opera Gallery New York reveals how his Taoist-infused abstractions unite calligraphy and color-rich oil painting.
A sweeping retrospective at the Dallas Museum of Art revisits the singular vision of the mononymous artist and her feminist, socially conscious and psychologically charged sculptural work.
Dougher spent 20 years drinking, smoking and sniffing anything he could get hold of. At his lowest, he spent a month sleeping on a park bench.
The first African woman to curate the Venice art biennale has died. Here we publish a piece she wrote for the Guardian after taking up the role, in which she talks about championing African and women artists and her vision for the 2026 biennale.
The Australian artist has created film to accompany Thom Yorke and Mark Pritchard's new album 'Tell Tales' drawing on his use of psychedelic colours and digital image making. Here, he takes on the Wallpaper* Q&A.