Once she began feeling restricted by the confines of her studio, Mul Gil Kim hatched a rather ambitious plan: embarking upon a worldwide journey all by herself.

Jo Levine, Judy Bonderman, Beverly Logan, and Suliman Abdullah bring unique and interesting photography—and photography-adjacent art—to the Dupont gallery.

On Sunday, Beijing wrapped up the inaugural “Beijing Art Season,” consisting of the long-running Gallery Weekend Beijing (GWBJ), as well as two local art fairs— Beijing Dangdai and Art021 Beijing.

Fortes D’Aloia & Gabriel is presenting candy wrap, an exhibition by Hiroshi Sugito (Nagoya,1970), featuring a new body of work produced in 2025.

Two paintings by Anselm Kiefer are now permanently installed in the Abbey Church of St. Peter in Salzburg.

Winston Wächter Fine Art is presenting Vertical World, an exhibition of new large-scale photographs by Sally Gall, which continues her decades long exploration of the natural world.

For the first time in Marseille, the work of sculptor and painter Alberto Giacometti is being celebrated in a monographic exhibition organized by the Cantini Museum in collaboration with the Giacometti Foundation.

Roland Auctions NY hosted their most recent Multi-Estates auction on May 31st, offering hundreds of impressive items from multiple noteworthy estates and collections, including the exquisite personal collection of art.

Galeria Municipal do Porto presents the four projects currently on view in its premises at the Jardins do Palácio de Cristal.

Writer Ryoko Sekiguchi tells us that there is a word for that sensation we feel when we know a fruit, a harvest of the earth, is nearing the end of its seasonality.

The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures today announced new exhibitions to open in 2026.

From June 7 to August 17, 2025, Kunsthalle Lingen hosts Wilfrid Almendra’s first institutional solo exhibition in Germany. Co-produced with the Fondation Pernod Ricard, the project reflects the Foundation’s long-term commitment to supporting the French art scene.

The Denver Art Museum opened What We’ve Been Up To: Landscape, a unique selection of photographs that have never been shown to the public, chosen from the DAM’s Photography department’s collection since it was established in 2008.

The Museum für Moderne Kunst is seeking a full-time Lead Conservator to join its team.

Following the successful opening of Sharjah Biennial 16, followed by the annual March Meeting and April Acts, Sharjah Art Foundation is pleased to announce its autumn 2025 programme.