Corey Qureshi visits Marginal Utility/2C Books for the show, 'Curio,' work by Zachary Simonson.

Maia Cruz Palileo by Melissa Joseph Losing and finding your way.

Polly Nor’s artwork is instantly recognizable—bold, unapologetic, and deeply introspective. Through her signature illustrations, she captures the private lives of women as they confront their inner demons, both figuratively and literally.

The Rencontres d'Arles is a major event in contemporary photography, bringing together artists and professionals from around the world each year.

Two paintings of the island of St Vincent by 18th century artist Agostino Brunias are being given time to find a UK buyer.

Created in collaboration with Diasporas Now, the ICA’s new talks and events programme celebrates artists as catalysts for imagining and shaping the future.

Donald Rodney’s art (1961-98) has been familiar to me for many years.

Australian artist Ron Mueck’s handmade sculptures of humans are stunningly realistic.

In Charles Perrault’s 17th-century literary world, knights, dragons, and spellbound princesses persisted centuries after the topic diminished.

A primary figure among contemporary sculptors, Dr Gindi is internationally known for her semi-figurative work.

This interplay of breath, body, and ephemerality opens “Thoughts in the Roots,” the most comprehensive institutional exhibition of Penone’s work ever staged in the UK.

Step into Dubai’s Al Quoz Industrial district and you’ll see the telltale signs of a place mid-transformation: corrugated steel walls, faded industrial signage, the occasional half-finished mural.

This display of rarely seen artworks from the late 1930s and beyond, investigates the possibility of Plein Air painting in the Madras School.

The exhibition's title intentionally plays with words: fieldwork, in the cadastral sense, refers to a method of observation and data collection on cultures, environments, and practices, while fieldwork in the sense of working the land and agricultural work.

CHART is pleased to present Secret Garden, a solo exhibition of new work by Shona McAndrew. McAndrew will debut a dynamic installation of paintings and watercolors, with an opening reception on Friday April 11, from 6–8 p.m.