Danny First: The Art of Reduction and Expression.

Manda Quevedo is a queer nonbinary Latinx photographer, bookmaker, and fine art printer.

American photographer Shane Rocheleau contemplates his home of Lakeside, Virginia in the wake of November 9, 2016.

From dozens of Chiquita banana labels to toothpaste packaging to color-coded quality control stickers, Kelly Kozma finds beauty in everyday ephemera.

During a trip to Lagos in 2015, Karl Ohiri noticed something alarming.

Tate Modern presents a landmark exhibition of Do Ho Suh’s practice, marking the first major solo showing of his work in London for a generation.

Persons Projects presents Kristján Guðmundsson’s exhibition during this year’s Gallery Weekend in Berlin. He is one of the most important conceptual artists to emerge from Iceland.

Finlay was a defiantly archaic figure with a fondness for plinths and marble. But this show’s glorification of the guillotine proves he had a shallow, adolescent mind.

Bowman Sculpture Gallery in London’s Mayfair district have unveiled the inaugural solo exhibition of emerging British contemporary sculptor Joanna Allen.

Ross + Kramer is pleased to present Of Dust and Breath, a solo exhibition of new work by Los Angeles based artist Devon DeJardin.

Old Haunt: Casey Weldon @ Thinkspace Projects, Los Angeles.

As the art world braces for May’s pivotal test of market confidence, Christie’s, Sotheby’s and Phillips are unveiling major consignments—from a $70 million Giacometti to a luminous Rothko and 40 Lichtensteins—aimed at reigniting collector appetites after a volatile year.

A remarkable new exhibition at the British Museum celebrates the life, work, and legacy of Utagawa Hiroshige (1797–1858), one of Japan's most popular and prolific artists.

A major retrospective of pioneering fiber artist Olga de Amaral (b. 1932, Bogotá, Colombia) opened at the Institute of Contemporary Art.

Memory and history collide in Recuerdo: Latin American Photography at the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO), opening May 2, 2025.