His art cuts to the core of our engagement with art past and present, looking at foundational interactions between viewers, art objects, and art institutions.

“The hardwood floors are perfect for dance breaks during the day.”

Working with a range of materials, John Saint Michel’s experimental practice engages with the symbolic and emotional weight of objects.

Known for his photographs of the civil rights movement, Gordon Parks spent two years in the French capital for 'Life' magazine, from 1949 to 1951.

Born from the split trunk of a tree, Adonis is a deity of vegetation and rebirth in Greek mythology.

This exhibition of artist Park McArthur (born 1984, North Carolina, US) brings together, for the first time, artworks made between the 2010s and 2020s.

Two films were shot in the same location: a simulation center.

The Bourse de Commerce is drawing some one hundred works from the Pinault Collection to present the exhibition “Corps et âmes”.

When Matt Roussel traveled to Mongolia in 2015, something critical dawned upon him: he didn’t want to work as a 3D illustrator anymore.

Subtle Truths: A Review of Christina Fernandez’s “Multiple Exposures” at DePaul Art Museum.

Honing in on the artist’s last major work, this new show in Cookham, the place that nurtured and inspired him, is an offbeat delight.

Logan Cryer gets immersed in the style, music and "indie sleaze" culture of the early aughts in a show of photographs and memorabilia by Melissa Simpson at Tiger Strikes Asteroid.

AN American-based museum showcasing Palestinian art and culture has announced the opening date and location of a new Scottish branch.

AN exhibition for Scottish artist Jack Vettriano has been announced following his death last month.

Judith Linhares has a fascination with bad taste, the oh-too beautiful, and the color yellow.