Curated by actor and “Art Knock” founder Yuan Hong, Yanran Chen’s first large-scale solo China exhibition at Art Focus Beijing will run from 23 May until 6 July 2025.

Arts In The Barn is thrilled to announce an extraordinary art exhibition featuring the works of Annabel Keatley.

Titian, Tintoretto and Veronese were the pre-eminent painters of 16th-century Venice; though Titian was regarded as the greatest, his younger contemporaries were held in very high esteem.

The architectural historian Ennio Concina wrote that Renaissance Venice was ‘the eye, not only the gate, to the East’.

Gallery 1957 presents Of Movement, Materials and Methods, a solo exhibition by Modupeola Fadugba opening in London on 22nd May, running until 29th June.

I’m Just a Boy revisits the formative years of Black and African masculinity.

Dressed in the latest fashion, the subject of this painting was almost certainly Cornelis Jacobsz. Schout, standard-bearer to the Haarlem St George Militia Company. His flamboyant appearance shows his pride in a role invariably bestowed on a man of ‘courage and daring.’

France’s most feted ocean liner was the epitome of luxury, with interiors created by the likes of René Lalique and Jean Dunand.

Nature and people weave together in Uptown newcomer's murals Uptown newcomer paints first murals in adopted neighborhood.

The 13th Berlin Biennale, which brings together over 60 artists and presents more than 170 works.

Multiple temporary landmarks are vital to fathom the meanings of Mircea Modreanu’s most recent solo exhibition, “YGGDRASILL”.

Vincent Valdez depicts moments from the country’s past and present that many would prefer to forget.

Our critic Jason Farago shares what you shouldn’t miss in a city imprinted with seven centuries of cultural history.

Marlene Dumas’ Miss January overcomes restrained environment to become the highest-selling painting by a living woman artist

A new museum devoted to Mexican painter Frida Kahlo is set to open on September 27 in Mexico City.