It’s a cliché of academic art writing that you can boil just about anything down to being about “bodies in space.”

Lucila Sancineti, a visual artist trained at the University of Buenos Aires and a literature instructor, continuously explores ways of working with matter.

Erwin Wurm has established himself internationally as one of the most well-known contemporary artists.

François-Xavier Lalanne, working in close collaboration with his wife Claude, reshaped the boundaries of sculpture and design in the 20th century.

A special highlight of the exhibition was the participation of the talented Baku-based artist Bahar Guliyeva.

Thirteen people have been arrested in a major police operation in Athens, after members of an art trafficking ring attempted to sell a forged Pablo Picasso painting for 25 million euros.

The Summer issue of ArtReview considers absences, erasures and the limits of visual representation.

The Nikon Comedy Wildlife Awards has teased a preview selection of the funny animal photos entered so far in its 2025 photography competition, “to brighten anyone’s day with a chuckle and something positive for this week.”

Well, I think people are having a hard time feeling overwhelmed and floating in the unknown. The Kabbalah says to have certainty in your spirit and purpose. I’m most likely to grow when things become a bit uncomfortable.

The fair’s September 2025 edition will include a new design sector and have a focus on artists from the American South.

“Painting relates to both art and life. Neither can be made. I try to act in that gap between the two.”

A Photo Exhibition Co-curated by Howard Greenberg and Carrie Scott On view at Pierre Yovanovitch Mobilier New York Gallery

Altman Siegel is presenting an exhibition of new paintings by Tyler Ormsby.

The Japanese artist opens the door to his world where impish children dwell and (loud) music is in the air.

Another Annus Mirabilis, Another RA Summer Exhibition, No 258, which all kicked off in 1769, the year of Napoleon Bonaparte’s birth, so it’s always had big boots to fill.