ARTISTS
NANZUKA ART INSTITUTE in Shanghai is pleased to present JUJU’s Castle, a solo exhibition by French artist Jean Jullien.
“Art is a painkiller for those who suffer. It is the ultimate expression of imagination through compassion: when someone suffers, you suffer together.”
For three decades, Han Hsu Tung has managed to stop time. With his exquisite wooden sculptures, Tung freezes his subjects in mid-motion, pixelating limbs, faces, and entire bodies as if they’re buffering, awaiting the moment in which they may move once again.
Venus Over Manhattan, the New York gallery founded by collector Adam Lindemann in 2012, will shut its doors later in July.
Upon first encounter, the work of British-American artist Alexandra Metcalf captivates with its unapologetic femininity.
Two exhibitions in central London this summer celebrate the contemporary and historical impact of print and small press publishing
Artist Cathy Camille is known for her delightful paintings of clouds, showing their ephemeral beauty through delicate, detailed artwork.
During the Rencontres d’Arles 2025, we followed a unique guided walk through six Arlesian galleries.
It’s all too common to find exhibitions that raise expectations about their featured artworks and how they operate.
The Latvian Centre for Contemporary Art announces the location and artists for Survival Kit 16: House of See-More, curated by Slavs and Tatars and Michał Grzegorzek.
The exhibition opens with a large mural depicting a colourful pop world inhabited by dolls. Little by little, everything unfolds in a visual, double journey, at once seductive and repulsive, funny and frightening, where subject and object combine.
The artist’s terrain of erotica-botanica exists at the edge of form and takes on a surreal nature in a recent residency at Dragon Hill in the South of France.
Alisa LaGamma on architecture, digital innovation, and new narratives in The Met’s renovated Michael C. Rockefeller Wing.
Themed on “Chasing the Light”, 2025 CAFA Graduation Season kicked off at CAFA Art Museum in early summer.
In large-scale minimalist compositions, street artist Taquen covers the sides of houses, hospitals, and street barriers with reminders of strength and mutual understanding.