The National Gallery has acquired a fascinating and mysterious early 16th-century Northern Renaissance altarpiece that has not been exhibited since 1960.

Inhabiting Drawing: Paul Cox and the Immersive Dimension of Illustration.

Fog sculptures, sinister Burger Kings, and masked mannequins—it's going to be a varied and wild weekend in Berlin.

Discover the imaginary worlds of Victor Hugo, one of France’s most famous writers, at this exhibition of his rarely-seen works on paper.

May is Art Fair Week in New York, but don’t forget to visit the galleries. A few have closed since our last guide—Dinner, Spanierman, and Pocket Utopia are all taking a break.

From a newly discovered Tintoretto to a Neoclassical rallying cry, Christie’s specialists talk highlights from Old Master Week in New York.

Stunning six-story Burning Man sculpture coming to Aurora in May Inspired by the Statue of Liberty, the piece should be visible to the public on May 13.

One room over, I could hear my sisters (the lot of us crowded in our too-small travel lodgings) fighting and laughing over a single bathroom mirror, routinely removing the invasion of overnight chin hair.

“You become part of the studio’s rhythm, and in that negotiation, something shifts in the work.”

The Singapore-born gallery hits the ground running with Isabel and Alfredo Aquilizan's large-scale installations which shed light on histories that 'haven't yet taken centre-stage in this part of the world'.

Interested in how consumer society processes food and images, Lori Larusso depicts an increasingly askew consumer-driven world.

To trace the shape of London’s cultural revival, we asked the artists and instigators what excites them now. Then we stepped back—and let the story ripple outward, one nomination at a time.

We meet the Manchester muralist, who is on a mission to bring people together, start conversations, and make a difference in the community through graffiti.

Artists, auction houses and galleries are warming to the idea of virtual visits, attendance and sales.

The vibe at ‘Feel the Sound’, the Barbican’s new exhibition exploring the art of sound and listening, is practically evangelical.