Anthony James has emerged as one of the most conceptually arresting visual artists working today, bridging the technological with the transcendent through his immersive sculptures.

Each year, Recontres D’Arles is a major moment in the contemporary art calendar. The renowned photography festival has taken place since 1970, spanning more than forty exhibitions across the city of Arles’ exceptional heritage sites.

A new exhibition by World Press Photo in collaboration with Pride Photo will open this summer in Amsterdam.

Todd Hido’s Definitive Volume Revised and Expanded to Include Ten Years of New Photographs.

A poetic meditation on memory, identity and the quiet power of shadow.

At Ellis House Gallery, a rising artist transforms grief, memory and culture into a textured journey of identity and interconnectedness.

Presented at the inaugural Africa Basel, the project reimagines mobility, belonging, and the role of art in challenging exclusion.

Ashraf Jamal examines the intricate interplay between precarious, reparative, and biological ecologies through the lens of ‘Imminent and Eminent Ecologies’, the groundbreaking exhibition curated by Leora Farber and Brenton Maart at the FADA Gallery, University of Johannesburg.

What does it take to maintain a body? To keep it clean and healthy and young in running order running smoothly running fast at peak performance constantly improving outrunning outwitting outwinning.

Suppose now [we have] an artist sensuously hypnotized by that historical culture, choosing to quote and displace certain of its works so as to distill from each of them some new fragrance of sex, anxiety, or menace that comes, drop by drop, into our consciousness.

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Themed on “Chasing the Light”, 2025 CAFA Graduation Season kicked off at CAFA Art Museum in early summer.

The Art Institute of Chicago has two works on display by one of the world’s great landscape painters, J.M.W. Turner, born 250 years ago.

Founded in 2000 by the then Prince of Wales, now King Charles III, and the painter Catherine Goodman, the thriving institution marks its first quarter of a century with an exhibition that features David Hockney, Chantal Joffe, Tim Burton, Norman Foster, Jony Ive and many more.

In the mid-18th century, the Dutch artist’s technical virtuosity was in huge demand among Europe’s elite, from prime ministers to royalty.