Born in 1994 in Lanzhou, China, Wei Libo belongs to a generation shaped by the rapid urbanization and economic upheavals of the 1990s.

Tate has welcomed the recommendations of the UK government’s Spoliation Advisory Panel to return Aeneas and his Family Fleeing Burning Troy by Henry Gibbs to the heirs of Jewish Belgian art collector Samuel Hartveld.

Personality, passion, and imagination are essential for any artist or teacher. Sam Ainsley and David Harding have it in spades.

Christophe Cherix has been named director of MoMA, taking up his duties in September 2025 after more than 16 years with the institution.

It is therefore interesting to highlight how the influence of the iconic subjects of Flemish art extends to the present day, inspiring contemporary artists on ArtMajeur who reinterpret these traditional genres with new visual languages.

"Art has always been my way of communicating with the world—when words fall short, my paintings speak."

Roni Horn is an American contemporary artist known for her work in sculpture, photography, drawing, and installation art, often exploring themes of identity, perception, and environmental influence.

In Harold and the Purple Crayon, the young protagonist composes a fantasy reality using the deceptively simple power of line.

Nature has always been a subject of fascination for Clara Lacy, who roamed the fields and streams around her home in Hampshire when she was young, spurring an interest in studying biology.

Exposure at Ulterior Gallery might not offer the quick answers our ever-shrinking attention spans demand, but much in this show is worth a second view.

Purdum’s layered and scraped-away paintings may resemble aspects of the natural world but they allude to an experience beyond language.

Claudia Pagès Rabal’s practice intertwines words, bodies, music, and movement. “Five Defence Towers” marks Pagès’ first institutional solo exhibition in London and the premiere of a major new moving image commission.

The exhibition 3rd Light is dedicated to the work of the same name by artist Paul Chan (Hong Kong, 1973 – who lives and works in New York). Through video, installations, and drawings.

At St. Chads, London, the artist has installed a smelly, sticky clump of live yeast culture in the gallery. It’s the beginnings of a lesson about art, life and the creatures we create.

Future Ritual Presents CEREMONY: A Festival of Performance, a new 5-day festival taking place this April 23-27 at Peckham’s Copeland Gallery in South-East London.