Museum Cobra is presenting the first Dutch solo exhibition of the Japanse artist Kishio Suga.

William Turner Gallery announced the International African American Museum in Charleston, South Carolina has acquired two pieces from Mark Steven Greenfield's Halo series, which debuted at William Turner Gallery in 2022.

This summer, the McMichael Canadian Art Collection is presenting a trio of exhibitions that centre the vision and voices of Canadian women artists.

Tate announced today that it has received the gift of a major recent painting by Bridget Riley (b.1931), one of the most influential artists of our time.

This exhibition marks UK-born, New York-based artist Anthony McCall’s first major solo presentation in Taiwan.

It is with profound sadness that William Turner Gallery announces the passing of Peter Lodato—beloved artist, friend, and a vital figure in the Venice and greater Los Angeles art communities.

This exhibition titled Soil and Spirit came out of the opportunity to work again with the estate of Adolf Dehn (1895-1968).

Tibor de Nagy Gallery is presenting The Sum of All Parts an exhibition featuring Nell Blaine, Shirley Jaffe, Jess (Collins), Sarah McEneaney and Trevor Winkfield.

Clare Lilley, Director of Yorkshire Sculpture Park, has announced her decision to step down to pursue global opportunities, marking the end of a remarkable and transformative era in the organisation’s history.

With Sarker Protick, FOTOHOF is presenting a contemporary artist from Dhaka, Bangladesh, whose long-term investigations combine the media of photography, video and sound

A fascinating look into the changing faces of 19th-century Austria is now on view at the Residenzgalerie Salzburg with "Face to Face: 19th Century Austrian Portrait Painting."

The Stedelijk Museum is presenting Circuits, an installation by the Amsterdam design studio Experimental Jetset.

Thaddaeus Ropac Salzburg presents a new series of paintings by German artist Daniel Richter.

Pace is presenting Tongues of Flare, an exhibition of new paintings and sculpture by Li Hei Di, at its Hong Kong gallery.

The Hammer Museum is presenting NOX High-Rise, an immersive multi-gallery installation by London-based artist Lawrence Lek.