An abandoned car sits in the middle of tall marsh grasses with herons flocking around it. In a fountain, a woman bathes surrounded by pigeons.

Feast of Love is a beautiful painting by Jean-Antoine Watteau that explores the themes of love and impermanence.

Tanya Bonakdar Gallery hosts PKM Gallery for an exhibition in Los Angeles.

Maranhão, “great sea”, “flowing sea”, a place of constant movement and diverse cultural interplay. In this web of exchanges and hybridizations, reggae began reaching different regions of the state and the island of São Luís in the 1970s.

Dana Awartani’s Standing by the ruins brings together existing works with a major new commission in a moving exploration of love and loss, destruction and the passage of time.

Movements for Staying Alive brings together new commissions alongside recent and historical works that value the importance of movement as a means to learn, connect, and foster a sense of community.

MOCA GA’s Working Artist Project (WAP) was developed in support of established artists in the Metropolitan Atlanta area.

PAM CUT // Center for an Untold Tomorrow has announced that media artists Fernanda D’Agostino and Ime N. Etuk have been awarded the Oregon Media Arts Fellowship for 2025.

CUE Art presents Boomerang, a solo exhibition by New York City-based artist Jairo Sosa, nominated by Hugh Hayden.

The Oklahoma City Museum of Art announced the appointment of Lawrence Davis as its new Chair-Elect for 2025-2026.

Kathryn Markel Fine Arts (NY, NY) is pleased to announce “Ecstatic Earth,” featuring new paintings by Marilla Palmer. This will be her sixth solo exhibition with the gallery.

Portuguese street artist Alexandre Farto, also known as Vhils, rose to fame thanks to his innovative technique of drilling portraits onto the surface of walls.

Buyer engagement increasingly depends on how well auction houses craft compelling stories around legacy, identity and provenance.

Two groundbreaking exhibitions in Chicago explore the shift in portrayals of same-sex attraction. They are being staged at a fraught moment.

Set designer and artist Gary Card has taken over London's Plaster Store – expect chaos and some really good accessories