From Budapest to California, Vasarely’s Op art legacy inspires a new wave of psychedelic abstraction and spatial experimentation

Without advocates and benefactors, so many of the artworks we know and love would be languishing in dusty attics or being re-used as practice canvases.

Harris Rosenblum’s art investigates the spiritual potential of contemporary alienation.

The New York State Museum announced the release of Margery Ryerson: Art is Contagious, an exquisitely illustrated catalog accompanying the acclaimed exhibition of the same name.

Lucid Reverie — Panorama of Portuguese Contemporary Art is the outcome of Hiuwai Chu and Raphael Fonseca’s year-and-a-half curatorial research.

The ME 94 lamp designed by Marianne Brandt in 1926 is a technical object.

Lake Como Design Festival, in collaboration with Associazione Villa del Grumello and Fondazione Antonio Ratti, presents the projects on display at Villa del Grumello.

Phoenix Art Museum announces the acquisition of Reflection Between Flashes (2023) by Tuan Andrew Nguyen.

Julien’s Auctions and Turner Classic Movies took Comic-Con International ® weekend by storm with “Echoes from the Galaxy,” their second annual blockbuster event held at Comic-Con Museum in San Diego that kicked off with an exclusive Star Wars exhibition held July 14-27th.

This exhibition offers an exceptional insight into Austrian architect, artist, designer, theorist and Pritzker Prize winner Hans Hollein’s eminently artistic practice.

People Planet Profit marks Peter Fischli’s first monographic exhibition in France.

8 May 1945 not only marks the end of the Second World War and of the Nazi regime, but also stands for one of the greatest losses in cultural assets in Austrian history, triggered by a devastating fire that ravaged Immendorf Castle in Lower Austria.

The Walker Art Center presents artist Jessi Reaves’s first solo museum exhibition, titled Jessi Reaves: process invented the mirror.

Brian Lotti's Nightfalls is the artist’s first solo show at La Loma. The paintings are urban nocturnes, mysterious and fragmentary.

With Everybody’s in the Room, Galerie Judin proudly presents Ellen Akimoto’s second solo exhibition with the gallery – featuring, at its center, her most ambitious painting to date.