As Mr Doodle, Sam Cox found a global audience and made a fortune with his signature scrawls covering furniture, clothes – and eventually an entire house. But behind the scenes, he was unravelling into psychosis.

Wozniak’s photographs, taken with a 19th-century Gandolfi camera, are currently on show at Incubator, London.

From the heart of Copenhagen, Tilde Grynnerup emerges as a distinctive voice in contemporary art, operating beyond conventional categories.

Lebanon recently marked fifty years since the outbreak of Civil War in 1975. The conflict was driven by sectarian violence, class struggle, foreign interference and invasions, and its aftermath changed the face of the nation.

Woven Wonders: Indian Textiles from the Parpia Collection brought one of the finest private collections of such material outside of India to the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston (MFAH) in 2023.

At first glance, the ICA Miami’s sunny, second-floor galleries offer some jarringly eclectic views: Unpainted found wood is paired with monochromatic prints.

In the paintings of Ewa Czwartos and Karolina Żądło, women do not need to speak loudly to be heard.

Capitain Petzel is presenting Christopher Kulendran Thomas’ solo exhibition, on view from 11 June 2025.

Munson Museum of Art in Utica, N.Y., presents the extraordinary artwork of contemporary artist Karen LaMonte, one of the most celebrated sculptors of our time, in a comprehensive exhibition, “Celestial Bodies: Sculpture by Karen LaMonte,” on view June 27 through Dec. 31, 2025.

In the summer of 2025, the STRAAT Museum brings the big names of Brazilian street art to Amsterdam with the exhibitions Pixação: Resistance and Rebellion and NaLata X STRAAT.

The cover wrap of Action Comics No. 1 shattered the auction record for a stand-alone cover Thursday when it sold for $408,000 in the first session of Heritage’s June 26-29 Comic & Comic Art Signature® Auction.

Gerald Peters Contemporary is presenting its first exhibition of the 2025 summer season, Material Girl: Pop Culture and the Female Gaze.

KIT - Kunst im Tunnel, the unique exhibition space nestled beneath the Rhine, has opened its doors to "Human Work," a compelling exhibition that delves into the intricate complexities of human existence in an era defined by the interplay of humanity and technology.

The work of Claudia Pagès Rabal unfolds and contracts in multiple ways.

On view now through August 24: Twelve early-career, NYC-based artists and collectives present new works in Open Call: Portals, a free group exhibition in The Shed’s Level 2 Gallery and on the outdoor Plaza.