When one enters an exhibition, one expects to find a sequence of well-arranged works, ready to reveal their essence in the brief moment our gaze encounters them.

British Museum, LondonA lovable elephant deity and a floating serpent goddess are just two of the highlights in this sensual show about three of the country’s great religions.

Congratulations to Chloé.A for being selected for CENTER’s Project Development Grant recognizing her project, Yellow tiger on blue background.

“My creatures seem to appear in everything—for me they are some sort of extension of my inner states, emissaries from hidden worlds.”

The human body looms large in presentations by emerging artists at this year’s Art Basel: Is the body primarily a physical organism or a repository for personal and historical memory.

STEVENSON presents Ukwanda kwaliwa ngumthakathi, Mawande Ka Zenzile’s 10th solo exhibition with the gallery and Lusochroma, a solo exhibition by Guy Tillim.

It was the end of that sublime reign of the *** Empire. The extensive wars of President ***, while draining the state’s treasury and exhausting the substance of the people.

REFLEXION is pleased to announce the solo exhibition “Given” by Liu Cong on May 10th, 2025.

LOS ANGELES – The Getty Villa Museum will welcome visitors again on June 27, returning after a months-long closure caused by the devastating Palisades Fire.

Some friendships are written in the stars—or at least, on the same birthday. Maggi Hambling and Sarah Lucas first collided on 23 October 2000, at Soho’s long-gone, Colony Room Club, introduced by the irrepressible Sebastian Horsley—artist, dandy, and occasional muse to both.

World Press Photo has suspended attribution of the famous "Napalm Girl" photo after a documentary called into question the identity of the true author. This decision highlights the issues of authorship and recognition in the world of press photography.

Mark Ryden is a contemporary American artist known for pioneering the Pop Surrealism movement, blending classical painting techniques with dreamlike, often eerie imagery drawn from pop culture, religion, and childhood.

Academic point-scoring over long-dead excavators turns a potentially grand narrative into a series of inside-baseball footnotes.

Lucia Tallová (b.1985) is a Bratislava-based artist whose interdisciplinary practice oscillates between painting, installation, collage, and photography.

An ongoing meditation on home and belonging by London-based photographer Marco Marinucci.