Carsten Breuer’s work is an electrifying exploration of modern and pop art, where bold colors and audacious themes collide to create visually striking compositions.

Frank Zhang uses photography to celebrate the worldwide influences that have shaped fashion.

For Nigerian artist Leonard Iheagwam, watching skate tapes and staring at Bible engravings during Sunday service served as early inspiration.

French Riviera-inspired La Petite Maison (LPM) partnered with Pearl Lam Galleries for a restaurant exhibition, Blooming Shields, showcasing Nigerian artist Ayobola Kekere-Ekun during Art Basel Hong Kong.

WHATIFTHEWORLD Gallery presents Dressed Overall, a solo exhibition by Inga Somdyala.

A radical exploration of stones, sub-terrain, and speculative worlds in the artist’s first UK solo exhibition.

When you enter Judith Hopf’s installation Thy Énergies, you encounter three temporary walls set up like a film set inside the barn of an old homestead.

“W.O.R.M. / 2022“ is the title of the exhibition that Christto & Andrew (San Juan, Puerto Rico, 1985, and Johannesburg, South Africa, 1987) and Sarah & Charles (Brussels, Belgium, 1981 and 1979) will present on March 21, 2025, at House of Chappaz, Barcelona.

Born in Bogotà in 1978, Guadalupe Ruiz came to Switzerland in 1996 to study art. She obtained a Bachelor’s degree in photography from ECAL in Lausanne (2002) and HGKZ in Zurich (2006), and a Master’s degree in Fine Arts from the FHNW in Basel (2019).

Aselection of recent work by artist Nikolas Antoniou (previously featured here).

CGN has conducted dozens of collector interviews over the years. The chance to see works of art in people’s homes is an opportunity to see art outside of a commercial or institutional space and to understand the personal nature of collecting.

With exhibitions around the world set to commemorate the painter’s birth in London 250 years ago, Alastair Smart sheds light on Pissarro’s observation that, in a sense, all modern art is ‘descended’ from him.

The monumental textile exhibition that took over an 18th-century warehouse last spring is back for a second iteration.

Tom Leighton (previously) is known for highlighting plants’ photosynthesis process by swapping their characteristic greens for otherworldly fluorescent colors.

As part of our Caregiving & Creativity theme, we speak with Thecla Schaeffer—an artist, former creative director, and single mother of three—about reclaiming space, rejecting outdated narratives, and creating art in the kitchen as an act of both resistance and liberation.