ARTISTS
Spoken-word artist and podcaster collaborates with London’s violence reduction unit on pioneering initiative to make masterpieces more accessible.
What happens when artists place children at the centre of their process? From 18 July 2025 to 1 February 2026, Haus der Kunst pursues this question with the group exhibition “For Children.
David Kordansky Gallery presents An American Beauty: Grateful Dead 1965–1995, an exhibition of photographs of the iconic psychedelic rock band curated by photographer Jay Blakesberg and his daughter, Ricki Blakesberg.
The interrelation of desire—deferred or briefly fulfilled—and entertainment is the current that runs through Jane Dickson’s five decades of work.
Pace presents This & That, an exhibition of work by American artist Claes Oldenburg, at its Tokyo gallery from July 17 to August 23.
David Kordansky Gallery presents Second Body, an exhibition of works by nearly thirty artists that explores the dissolving boundaries between all life on earth.
Many ravers have a similar memory, a zeitgeist recollection of low-end pulsations traveling through space, concrete, and rock.
Derek Eller Gallery is presenting a solo exhibition of recent paintings by Canadian artist André Ethier entitled Canned Heat.
On view at the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) beginning July 17, 2025.
Liz Collins: Motherlode features more than 80 works, across the full arc of the artist's genre-defying career.
Nara Roesler Rio de Janeiro is presenting The Intimacy of Light, a solo exhibition by artist Karin Lambrecht, featuring a curatorial text by Fernanda Lopes.
The Rebirth of an Artist: From Culinary Visionary to Digital Storyteller.
At Museum Tinguely, the artist's deep-sea meditations invite viewers to rethink perception, proximity and planetary entanglement.
Born in Damascus but trained in Cold War Berlin, the painter Marwan Kassab-Bachi brought the perspective of an Arab émigré to post-war Germany’s Neo-Expressionist art scene.
Have you ever sought out the best variety of paper, highest quality paints, or most-trusted brand of equipment only to find that a cheaper, more readily available version actually worked better? That’s something Chinese painter and calligrapher Wang Mansheng thinks about a lot.