The exhibition features a range of his works on paper, including drawings completed in graphite, watercolour and pigment marker, as well as his unique ‘thread’ drawings, all completed over the past year.

Rose Easton is pleased to present “Douglas”, Amanda Moström’s second solo exhibition with the gallery, featuring four large hanging works that transform the exhibition space into a psychological and sensual landscape.

Complex, multilayered paintings and sculptures reek of the dark histories of slavery and colonialism in the first major UK retrospective of the Guyanese British artist.

The title of British-German painter Lexia Hachtmann’s solo exhibition “Waiting Room,” at YveYANG in Soho, alludes to David Lynch’s surrealist television series Twin Peaks, in which the “red room” or “waiting room” is an extradimensional space where time does not flow...

Janis Baer is a contemporary artist specializing in realistic portrait drawings using charcoal and graphite.

Born in New York City, Orvis St. John is shaped by a global journey through fashion, culinary arts, and advertising.

Audemars Piguet Contemporary and Aspen Art Museum Announce Co-Commission of New Sculpture by Adrián Villar Rojas.

The US will get its first Marcel Duchamp retrospective in more than half a century next year, in what is already poised to be one of 2026’s most high-profile museum exhibitions.

A reclusive artist from Swindon whose work made more than £1.6m after just two UK shows last year now has his own exhibition in New York.

The earliest-known oil painting by JMW Turner - which had been lost for 150 years - could be bought by a council.

Leiko Ikemura’s current exhibition at Lisson Gallery confirms her position as one of contemporary art’s more elusive shape-shifters.

Mary Weatherford at David Kordansky Gallery.

I first came across the name Koyo Kouoh at the end of 2018.

Edith Ho — founder of Gallery des Artistes — shares her journey from art collector to gallerist, and her passion for bringing contemporary pop art to Asia.

German artist Claudia Wieser works with photo-based wallpaper, ceramic tile, and other seemingly decorative elements to create environments filled with crisscrossing historical and biographical narratives.