This summer, Aix-en-Provence is celebrating its most famous son, Paul Cézanne, in style.

Pairing the paintings of Van Gogh with paintings by contemporary artists has become increasingly common.

Consciously or not, Amy Sillman is putting a novel spin on the concept of 3D printing with her site-specific exhibition at Dia Bridgehampton (28 June–).

In his latest exhibition Cranium Universe: further experiments in the Simpliticism Chris O’Doherty aka Reg Mombassa invites us to a new religion, art movement and political party.

At the Center for Maine Contemporary Art, the Portland-based artist transforms wood, clay, stone, and metal into uncanny sculptures that blur the line between the ordinary and the strange.

Group exhibition “[See] [Saw] [Sound] [Wave]” makes a case for listening as a collective practice for philosophical and aesthetic exploration.

The artist’s first U.S. museum show explores music, recreation and personal and artistic history through her sculptures and drawings.

Thomas Cole’s “Indians Viewing Landscape,” circa 1840. ‘Native Prospects,’ a contemporary view of the American landscape through an Indigenous lens.

The fairs this week and next hope to drum up enthusiasm with blue-chip artists, antiques and more — including a drawing King Charles III made when he was 9.

Hana Peskova is a passionate self-taught photographer whose journey began at Škola kreativní fotografie in Prague.

Ma Wenting’s latest solo exhibition themed on “The Bad World” showcases several series of paintings by the artist over the past decade at Shixiang Space.

Until recently, and for well over a quarter of a century, the Northern Irish artist Tom Bevan lived in New York. Born in Belfast, where he initially studied psychology.

“Is that a real Monet?” asks a visitor to Takashi Murakami’s new exhibition at Gagosian New York, “JAPONISME → Cognitive Revolution: Learning from Hiroshige,” on view through July 11.

National Gallery Singapore is presenting two new OUTBOUND commissions for 2025.

Edward Hopper House Museum & Study Center presents Tomokazu Matsuyama: Morning Sun, an exhibition of paintings and works on paper by the contemporary Japanese American artist Tomokazu Matsuyama (Matsu).