Beginning with the fall auctions this September, Phillips will debut a first-of-its-kind Buyer’s Premium Structure.

When we are small, adulthood comes to us in impressions: a staticky scene from a horror film, an overheard whisper.

Exhibit Calls on Contemporary Artists to Center Earth and Sky.

Born in Khartoum, Sudan and currently based in Alexandria, Egypt, Hashim Nasr is a self-taught artist whose work explores themes of heritage, identity, and memories through dreamlike conceptual imagery using symbolic props and evocative settings.

As societies around the world confront the realities of rapid population aging, aging and death have become urgent topics that we must confront directly.

In a world constrained by rising sea levels and the climate anxiety that comes with a warming planet, it’s not far-fetched to imagine a life surrounded by the blue ocean.

Interior Motives is part of an ongoing initiative at Hauser & Wirth that champions emerging and mid-career artists beyond the gallery’s roster.

The artist’s large-scale paintings caught the eye of Charles Saatchi when she was just out of art school. Three decades on, with a solo show at the National Portrait Gallery, Saville discusses her unique take on portraiture.

A handful of galleries are not returning for the 2025 edition.

Heavy Hitters is a group show celebrating Spanish contemporary women sculptors now on view at Tarmak22 (Gstaad Airport).

Hauser & Wirth to present its first New York City exhibition devoted to the work of Sir Don McCullin CBE, lauded internationally as one of the most significant photojournalists of our time.

At Blue Velvet, Zurich, the artist’s charged sculptures balance violence with desire.

At Galerie Rudolfinum, Prague, the artist rethinks how we handle contested histories in the public realm.

Spanning centuries and continents, these titles remind us that art history is anything but static.

Anselm Kiefer at White Cube Mason’s Yard, London.