A new exhibition explores the late artist’s unexpected sojourn in Ireland, where practical constrictions and the wild scenery inspired a burst of fierce creativity.

Sebastian Gladstone Gallery is thrilled to present, John of Patmos, a new series of six oil paintings by Chad Murray.

A favourite device of Shakespeare’s, the play-within-a-play describes a scenario in which the characters of a theatrical production mount their own theatrical production that we, the audience, watch alongside them.

Aselection of paintings by artist Brage M. Nørholm. Nørholm was born in Oslo in 1989.

Merging themes of interstellar travel and cultural convergences, Zak Ové creates large-scale sculptures and multimedia installations that explore African ancestry, traditions, and history.

A new Sterling Ruby presentation to open at MaMo by Ora Ïto Art Center, consisting of a major sculpture and a rarely exhibited painting by Sterling Ruby.

At Fondazione d’ARC, Milan, the artist’s sculptures position nature as an artistic collaborator.

The Recording Angel is a symbolic figure in various religious and literary traditions, believed to document every person’s deeds, thoughts, and words for judgment or remembrance.

In time for Art Basel 2025, the Schaulager presents Steve McQueen‘s audiovisual work “Bass”. Bass is a new site-specific work designed for Schaulager’s architectural space, blending light, color, and sound to transform how we experience space and time.

For the third edition of the “Globus Public Art Project,” Swiss artist Urs Fischer, based in Los Angeles, activates not only the renovation facade of the “Globus” department store but also several locations in its vicinity.

Lucy Lacoste Gallery announce their upcoming exhibition Lore/Talk Story June 7- July 5, 2025, with the iconic ceramic sculptors Beth Lo and Adrian Arleo, both from the state of Montana.

When we trace the history of painting, we discover that it began with the impulse to remember.

Opening on 20 June 2025, Jenny Saville: The Anatomy of Painting will be the first major museum exhibition in the UK dedicated to the work of one of the world’s foremost contemporary painters.

The gallery presents Past Tense/Future Perfect, an exhibition that brings together a vibrant collection of works, both by gallery artists and artists new to the space, who together explore the multifaceted nature of identity, expression, and femininity.

The artist’s work from 1992 until the present day goes on show at Athens’ Museum of Cycladic Art (until 2 November).