New paintings by UK-based artist Conrad P Clarke. Currently living and working in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, Clarke’s paintings explore the resilient beauty of plants in the often overlooked corners of a landscape.

Lin Yan: Everlasting Layers, a landmark exhibition by the internationally acclaimed Chinese artist is on view at Alisan Atelier in Hong Kong, as a centerpiece of the French May Arts Festival 2025.

Berlin has a major art scene but not a major fair, which may be why the annual Gallery Weekend is particularly well set up.

The Barbican presents a major new exhibition by artist Huma Bhabha, the first in a series of three groundbreaking exhibitions in partnership with Fondation Giacometti.

A new survey at Palais de Tokyo continues the search, from trash-confected sculptures and UV costumes to colourful abstractions like a subaquatic Kandinsky.

For the next few days we are continuing to look at the work of artists who I met at this year’s Society for Photographic Education conference.

The Getty has announced the acquisition of a painting by Luis de Morales, one of the foremost Spanish painters of the 16th century.

Paul Klee’s “Angelus Novus,” which inspired Walter Benjamin, Laurie Anderson and Wim Wenders, will go on show to commemorate the 80th anniversary of World War II’s end.

London-based artist Michaela Yearwood-Dan continues her rapid rise, unveiling monumental new paintings in ‘No Time for Despair.’

This May, photography shows across the world revisit historic moments in art and bring both emerging names and overlooked figures to light.

An introspective portrait on the road, Colin Dodgson’s new photo book captures a week-long journey through Peru on Belmond’s luxury sleeper train

“The world is too filled with the noises of societal pressure… I created a piece to always remind me how to shut the noises and just appreciate life in peace.”

An arresting exhibition exploring memory, trauma, and the African diasporic experience—May 8–11, 2025.

Jabulani Dhlamini (b. 1983, Warden, South Africa) is a documentary photographer whose practice reflects on his upbringing in post-apartheid South Africa alongside the experiences of local South African communities.

The “Waiting Room” exhibition brings together new works by Julian Farade, Alex Foxton and Vojtěch Kovařík in dialogue with Jean Dubuffet and ORLAN.