photo basel is Switzerland’s first and only art fair dedicated exclusively to photographic art.

“My art is a bridge between the ‘seen’ and ‘unseen’ worlds.”

Kenneth Ricci’s artistic journey stands as a testament to the unpredictable nature of creative discovery, where passion and curiosity outweigh formal training.

Nigerian designer Nifemi Marcus-Bello received a Special Mention at the 2025 LOEWE FOUNDATION Craft Prize for his work, TM Bench with Bowl.

In a conversation with Vogue last year, Inge Grognard said: “Before, cosmetic surgery was just for the rich, and now with a little money everyone can do it.”

Banksy's new mural in Marseille, featuring a lighthouse and the phrase “I want to be what you saw in me,” marks a rare personal turn in his work, blending emotional vulnerability with his signature environmental integration.

Why do we enjoy looking at green? Why does a meadow, a forest, or even just the rustling of leaves in the wind bring us peace? What is it in nature that soothes our senses, relaxes our gaze, and helps us breathe more freely — even just through an image.

“In traditional Chinese medicine, treatments are prescribed through dialogue—how well one can communicate internal pain becomes a condition for healing,” says Wen Liu.

"Throughout my artistic development, I’ve been driven by a strong curiosity to experiment with a wide range of styles and techniques."

Group Show Offers Textured Perspectives Amid the Art World's Overdue Obsession with Black Style.

Tate and the National Portrait Gallery announced that they are jointly acquiring the earliest known work by William Dobson, widely considered to be the first great British painter.

Lee Sharrock interviews Stephen Shames–photographer and documenter of the Black Panther Party–about his inaugural gallery exhibition in London, at Amar Gallery.

A brand-new annual community celebration of art, culture, and local creativity will launch across the borough of Hackney this June.

Almine Rech has announced the representation of British artist Christopher Le Brun, in conjunction with Lisson Gallery and Albertz Benda.

This June, Gertrude is launching the Queer Icons collection, an online exhibition celebrating the cultural contributions of LGBTQ+ artists, figures, and community.