Kitty Kielland is one of the many talented female artists that have been erased from modern social consciousness. She was a brilliant painter of Norwegian Impressionism who captured monumental Nordic landscapes.

Sunlight and Shadow is a beautiful painting made by Albert Bierstadt in 1862. It shows a chapel at the Castle of Lowenburg, in Wilhelmshöhe, Germany. However, the real subject of the painting seems to be the beautiful effects of light and shade.

Caesar van Everdingen’s Woman in a Large Hat is a captivating oil-on-linen painting that offers a fascinating glimpse into 17th-century Dutch Classicism and the intriguing stylistic choices of the artist.

The exhibition is diffuse with a sense of urgency to document this history against aggravated societal and governmental threats of erasure.

A blind artist who combines braille with pop art has created a children's book.

Lynn Hershman Leeson’s 'Desire Inc', at 243 Luz in Margate, blurs the boundaries between art and reality

The auction market for fine art in the first half of the year has fallen by 10 per cent according to the analyst firm ArtTactic, reports the Financial Times.

Architecture of Abandonment: A Photographer’s Discovery of Forgotten Time

To say that Johanna Von Monkiewitsch works with light feels, somehow, too narrow.

With her new exhibition, Hot Flashes, on view at Casino Luxembourg — Forum d’art contemporain from June 21 to October 12, 2025, Aline Bouvy examines the experience of childhood as a stage in social and political construction.

Ruby/Dakota presents Choichun Leung’s first solo exhibition with the gallery, The Young Girl.

If dreams could draw and paint, the paper on which they left their marks would take the shape of a map, with closed eyes at its center and, all around at the edges, strange, uninhabited lands.

A new retrospective highlights the great couturier's innovative use of illustration, showcasing his colorful, festive visual universe.

A striking new piece of public art that celebrates a town's cultural history and identity will be unveiled next week.

Berthe Morisot was at the centre of Impressionism during the 1870s and 1880s and works like Summer’s Day seem utterly characteristic of the movement.