The crossing guards emerge to wayfind the simulacra garage, both totems as silhouetted ghosts of an elusive (or erased?) history.

The veteran artist has been chosen to draw on her decades‑long interdisciplinary practice which explores bodies as sites of memory, care, and encounter through performance and installation.

The name of Zdzisław Beksiński is mostly associated with surreal images filled with gloom and anxiety.

Though they are often referred to as “Fayum portraits”—taking their title from the location of a region in Egypt where Pharaoh Amenemhat III‘s mortuary temple once stood—they came from various places across Egypt.

A new documentary emphasizes the political intrigues of Da Vinci, Raphael, and Michelangelo.

Asawa gracefully wove together many sides — an innovative and singular artist, a tireless advocate for arts education, a community builder, and a loving wife and mother.

This exhibition of Hiroyuki Hamada’s new sculptures comprises 11 works, both sculptures free standing and wall hanging.

The Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna, one of the foremost museums in the world, owns rich holdings comprising artworks from seven millennia – from Ancient Egypt to the late 18th century.

Van Gogh saw compassion for the rural worker; Dalí saw phalluses and a child’s grave. As The Angelus comes to the UK, our critic celebrates a painting so deep it could even induce hallucinations.

The largest ever exhibition on the British artist takes over the entire Fondation Louis Vuitton building with works that go back to the very beginning.

As if just born from another world, a pair of glassy eyes stares back at you from a slick, blue body that’s smooth and wet-looking, uncanny and eerily familiar.

The mere mention of Club Dorothée (French television programme aimed at young people in the ‘90s), Dragon Ball or Naruto resonates with fervour for a whole generation.

In his first solo exhibition in Germany, Pol Taburet (b. 1997, France) presents new paintings, bronze sculptures, and a specially designed scenography at Schinkel Pavillon.

MK Gallery to present the first major UK exhibition dedicated to the work of pioneering Chilean photographer Paz Errázuriz (b. Santiago, 1944) opening this week on Saturday 19th July.

Yuan Fang Faces Illness with Quiet Power in 'Spaying' Emotive works that draw from Fang’s recent breast cancer diagnosis.