For Japanese marine photographer Ryo Minemizu, some of the world’s tiniest creatures prove to be the most awe-inspiring.

Joseph Kosuth (born on January 31, 1945) is a conceptual artist of Hungarian-American descent. He currently splits his time between New York and Venice, having previously lived in several European cities such as London, Ghent, and Rome.

One night in June 1978, while Robert Stoddard was peacefully sleeping, thieves were sneaking through his 36-acre Worcester estate.

Trautwein Herleth is pleased to present a solo exhibition by Puppies Puppies (Jade Guanaro Kuriki-Olivo) for Gallery Weekend 2025, titled “Degenerate Art (Transsexual).“

Philosopher of her own Ruin at Bonner Kunstverein explores artists’ particular ways of enduring despite apparently coercive circumstances.

Perth, Australia-born, Sydney-based artist Jack Ball has won the Ramsay Art Prize.

For much of human history, queerness wasn’t thought of as something one was, but rather as something one did.

Vian Borchert is an acclaimed and an award winning artist known for her works in painting which embody her signature abstract expressionist style characterized by a poetic manner.

Roswell, New Mexico, is burdened by what I call the “little-big” problem: it’s rural enough that you can go days without seeing a familiar face, yet large enough to have traffic on the weekends — not to mention the whole alien thing.

As her searing new show opens at Hannah Barry Gallery in Peckham, the artist speaks on her teen years and a lesser-sung second coming of age in your 30s.

Adivasi Art and Activism: Curation in a Nationalist Age.

Efie Gallery has just opened its latest exhibition, Time Heals, Just Not Quick Enough, curated by Ose Ekore. Framing time as a partner in the process of becoming, Ose spoke with ANA on curating contemporary African art and the creation of “Time heals, Just Not Quick Enough”.

Aselection of work by artist Fidencio Fifield-Perez. Fifield-Perez received his BFA from Memphis College of Art and MFA from The University of Iowa.

His recent paintings of everyday life transcend the literal without becoming overtly symbolic; this is the tight rope he walks.

Todd’s work is playful, thoughtfully explained, and rooted in his insatiable curiosity. His photographs aim to expand both his and his viewer’s understanding of history, human perception, our relationship with science and technology, and the ecological crisis we face.