Sarasota Art Museum of Ringling College (SAM) presents “Lillian Blades: Through the Veil,” on view now through Oct. 26. “Through the Veil” marks the artist’s first solo museum show and her most ambitious exhibition to date.

Henry Curchod is reorganizing a surface as he paints. Until I had seen his work in person I didn't quite see the gestures, the movement, the unraveling of something certain into something almost moving across the canvas, like trying to reconstruct a reality.

Opening at Americas Society on June 4, 2025, Fanny Sanín: Geometric Equations is the first institutional survey of Fanny Sanín’s paintings in New York—where the artist has lived and worked for fifty-four years.

Contemporary artist Chen Wenling's exhibition, The Symbiosis of the Force, will be unveiled on Thursday, the World Environment Day, in Xiamen, Fujian province. It aims to use art as a medium to inspire public awareness about environmental protection.

An exhibition devoted to the African-American abstract painter highlights his energetic forms, tense lines and subtle political commentary.

The two largest players in the art storage industry are UOVO, which has thirty U.S. locations with 1.5 million square feet of storage space, and Crozier, which has two million square feet across forty sites worldwide.

For the inaugural edition, artistic director Pedro Alonzo rejected spectacle in favor of local responsivity rooted in lived experience.

Art sales may be down in value, but volume is up thanks to a new generation of collectors, direct buying and prints and editions priced under $50,000.

Wrightwood 659's exhibition shows that even as identities became more fixed and less flexible, queer expression took on a dizzying range of forms, expressions and contexts.

The Duke of Richmond launches a non-profit 70-acre home to contemporary art on his estate to offer all ages the educational and health benefits of art, in a seasonally shifting plot of South Downs woodland.

‘My marriage had abruptly collapsed. I was longing for intimacy – yet this was not someone I knew well’.

The veteran punk painter’s twisted cherubs are a far cry from the tasteful, beautiful Japanese art that usually appears in western galleries.

In his first art exhibition in nearly a decade, the actor and painter draws from the frenetic energy of his youth, and from the empathy of his mother, the photographer Sylvia Plachy.

Call it the ‘‘rediscovery industrial complex”: Art advisers and dealers are turning to the past to discover tomorrow’s blue-chip stars.

Allegorical forest creatures meet ethnographic archives in Rosana Paulino’s art — influential in Brazil, and now on view in New York.