The July Art Diary begins with exhibitions in and reflection on ecclesiastical buildings, through the Liverpool Biennial.

Earlier this spring, artist Julia Isídrez led an informal guided tour at the São Paulo gallery Gomide & Co. The occasion was a joint exhibition featuring her work alongside that of Maria Lira.

The two-year-old gallery Tureen is tucked into a Jefferson Boulevard storefront in Dallas’ Oak Cliff neighborhood that retains traces of its architectural past even as it envisions fresher perspectives.

Ahead of a major exhibition in 2026, the National Portrait Gallery acquired 12 new works from the estate of Lucian Freud, one of Britain’s greatest portrait artists.

The former residence of Ismail Gulgee has been transformed into a museum, showcasing over 170 of his artworks to preserve his artistic legacy.

Through a series of airbrushed fursonas, this painter unpacks ancient traditions of transformation and animal instinct.

From Joel Meyerowitz’s 1960s travels through Europe to Felipe Romero Beltrán’s award-winning series Bravo, here are a trio of highlights from Spain’s largest and liveliest photo festival.

Diasporas Now co-founders Rieko, Lulu Wang and Paola Estrella speak to AnOther as they prepare to host an evening of “alchemy and ritual” at the ICA next week.

The High Museum of Art presents a stunning collection of works by late multimedia artist and activist Faith Ringgold in Faith Ringgold: Seeing Children.

There’s something deeply spiritual about the way sound travels through the South African landscape.

Relational Spirituality and the Art of Traversing.

A permanent space for Palestinian art and stories in Edinburgh's New Town explores themes of resistance and perseverance in the face of brutality.

Nanette Carter by Matthew Deleget Finding the tools and materials.

There is always something going on in the background of the artist’s paintings of animals.

Marcel Dzama’s new show, Empress of Night, opened at David Zwirner in Los Angeles on June 28 and runs through August 8, 2025.