Summer 2025 launches an exciting selection of fresh programs including two new contemporary art exhibitions investigating how we experience the natural environment, particularly within the context of Northwest Art in the region.

After decades of being presumed lost, a remarkable piece of art and intellectual history has been brought back to life in Hamburg.

Miles McEnery Gallery opened Mothership, the highly anticipated New York debut of French painter Mathieu Cherkit, showcasing a new series of paintings on view 26 June - 15 August at 525 West 22nd Street.

Marc Selwyn Fine Art is presenting Rodolfo Abularach: A Cosmic Vision, an exhibiton of one of Latin America’s most significant yet under recognized artists.

In summer 2025, the Barnes Foundation presents From Paris to Provence: French Painting at the Barnes, an exhibition featuring more than 50 iconic paintings from the first floor of the collection galleries by Paul Cézanne, Vincent van Gogh, Claude Monet.

Christie's announced the results of The Maillet Daguerreotype Collection, which concluded in New York on June 26.

Yossi Milo is presenting J. Carino’s debut solo exhibition with the gallery, Carry It With You, which opened to the public on Thursday, June 26, 2025.

Mitchell Fine Art presents Women of Yuendumu, a powerful and evocative exhibition celebrating the voices, stories, and creative legacy of some of Central Australia’s most influential female Aboriginal artists.

With the aim of producing photographic documentation of its living traditions, which are included in the inventory of the Vaud’s intangible heritage, the Canton of Vaud has entrusted six photographers, selected by competition, to produce original projects.

Snow-laden branches, lily ponds, rocky mountain sides, tropical gardens, sun-split cloudscapes – East of the Sun.

Highgrove from the Thyme Walk, sketched by the King and showing at the Royal Drawing School, is animated and frisky.

Nile Koetting’s drawings are bathed in flamboyant hues, traversing non-places inhabited by solitary machines and screens untouched by human hands.

Curated by Vera Alemani, the exhibition marks the first retrospective of Peavy’s work in Paris—a city of particular significance in the history of surrealism and the intersection of art.

Galerie Peter Kilchmann is pleased to present “Personal Effects”, a solo exhibition of new paintings by New York– based artist Travis Boyer (b. 1979, Fort Worth, Texas, US) and his first solo exhibition in Switzerland.

Word has it that some members of the Hong Kong public don’t appreciate how Picasso for Asia – A Conversation, which comprises over 60 Picasso masterpieces loaned from Musée National Picasso-Paris.