Kristen Lorello is presenting a solo exhibition of new works on paper by Takuji Hamanaka.

The Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive is organizing an exhibition of more than one hundred quilts by approximately eighty artists, the most expansive presentation to date of a transformative bequest of African American quilts that the museum received in 2019.

The Hammer Museum at UCLA is presenting Noah Davis, the first U.S. institutional survey of the visionary artist Noah Davis (1983–2015).

The Center for Maine Contemporary Art (CMCA) is pleased to announce the appointment of Grant Wahlquist as its new Curator.

Pace is presenting an exhibition of works by renowned Australian artist Emily Kam Kngwarray, in collaboration with D’Lan Contemporary, at its London gallery this summer.

The Art & Futur space at Galleria Continua invites all audiences to experience art and engage in dialogue with local communities.

The National Museum of Contemporary Art from Romania—MNAC Bucharest is joining the international debate around the heritage of the Russian avant-garde with an exhibition bringing together three works signed by Kazimir Malevich.

The expansive fields of color within these distinctly engaging and wittily orchestrated paintings of Frances Barth are frequently negotiated with such iconographic signs as a segment of a bricked wall, a Saarinen Tulip table, a pyramidal form, or a television set.

Judy Simonian’s 12 paintings — still lifes and landscapes in the exuberant vein of Soutine— in her show “The Human Element, Huddled and Still” at JJ Murphy gallery at times look like the imagery was tossed up in the air

Robert Zeller, a master of figurative painting and a Surrealism-inspired painter, has curated an exhibition of contemporary Surrealist painting for Robilant + Voena, a gallery known for exhibiting the works of Caravaggesque artists.

A special exhibition is set to go on display at Rugby Art Gallery and Museum later this month to mark its 25th anniversary.

Eric is addicted to street photography — and he’s been chasing its highs since 2014. Logging thousands of miles through city streets, he captures quirky, satirical, and often humorous moments that reflect the absurdities of modern urban life.

The American photographer Paul Caponigro famously said: “It’s one thing to make a picture of what a person looks like, it’s another thing to make a portrait of who they are.”

The Weight Beneath Stillness

In her debut solo exhibition with LBF Contemporary, British-Caribbean artist Gaia Ozwyn invites us into a space charged with intimacy and introspection.