Examining the work of Louise Nevelson (Kiev, 1899 – New York, 1988) still means today confronting one of the most powerful reflections on the transformation of matter and being that twentieth-century art has been able to elaborate.

I was so pleased to meet with Tracy Burke at the Month of Photography Denver Portfolio Reviews.

The first solo exhibition in France, and outside of the UK, by British-Congolese artist Bernice Mulenga.

The title of the exhibition “Outros Lugares / Everywhere” emplace us in multiple spaces and every possible direction.

Turner’s first exhibited oil painting sold for over a million as trust explore loan options.

German artist Katharina Grosse has long been a fixture of Art Basel, and to celebrate the iconic art fair's 55th edition, she created the largest urban art installation of her career.

Artist Gabriel Dawe is creating rainbows indoors again. Continuing his dazzling Plexus series, the renowned creative has recently installed Plexus no.

Weekly UAE museum and gallery guide: Last chance to see 128-piece installation by pioneering Emirati artist Plus, the woodwork of Morteza Khazaie.

A groundbreaking New York show from 1966 is brought back to life with the work of three women whose experimentation with materials and visualisation turned sculpture inside out.

This month, Two Coats of Paint welcomes Vermont artist Sage Tucker-Ketcham.

Artist Glenn Goldberg sat down with painter Mary DeVincentis during her recent solo show at Tappeto Volante Projects to explore the connections between personal experience and artistic expression.

Transformation is often gradual, as time heals, just not quick enough… at Efie Gallery, Dubai reminds us.

The Museum of West African Art (MOWAA) in Benin City, Nigeria, will officially welcome the public to its campus on November 11, the same day it unveils its MOWAA Institute.

Teresa McCallum has been immersed in art her entire life, initially, influenced by her grandmother and mother, who were both artists.

In a bid to stay relevant, the Old Masters trade has been trying to draw in younger buyers to counter its shrinking collector base, which generally comprises wealthy, older men.