For his fifth exhibition at Galerie Chantal Crousel, Seth Price presents a new series of paintings that introduces enigmatic figures such as cosmic textures, botanical forms, and hand-drawn symbols.

If you’ve ever stood before a hulking sculpture and thought, “I wish I could take just a sliver of that home,” MSCHF has you covered.

Jill McLennon has injected a big dose of life force into the Austin arts scene with the opening of her new gallery space on West Fifth Street.

Few artists have embodied Édouard Glissant’s ‘poetics of relation’ as fully as Wifredo Lam, a friend of the Martinican poet and philosopher.

After turning heads with Material Values, hosted at Nanzuka Underground earlier this year, creative collective MSCHF makes a return to its Brooklyn roots with “King Solomon’s Baby”, a large-scale sculpture bound for the butcher.

This show is a celebration of the domestic, and the poignant sculpture of Wright’s two sons, now on the cusp on adulthood, dominates as the Irish artist explores memory, identity, life and death.

A landmark exhibition for the Aboriginal artist Emily Kam Kngwarray delivers on the hype, by ending with a total knockout.

The 11th-century work is fundamental to our national story. Expect mile-long queues when it reaches the British Museum.

For New York-based grillz artist and sculptor Masahiro LaMarsh, metal isn’t just material—it’s a vessel for memory, identity, and history.

Hamburger Bahnhof, as we know it, has only existed since the late 1980s.

At the beginning of the last century there came a sudden shift in perspective, wherein the fixed form of a human subject receded and dissipated into a swarm of abstracted, quantifiable movements.

In 1996, as a resident artist at Lafayette College in Easton, PA, Elizabeth Murray mounted a small exhibition of recent drawings.

The 12 artists comprising this cohort engage in a multitudinous range of artistic mediums, creative methodologies, and thematic approaches that seamlessly reflects the fruits of their labors.

With a wide range of media, site-specific works, installations, performances, films, actions and new productions, the debut edition of Basement Art Assembly Biennial (BAAB), Issue 00 opens in Rome on September 10, 2025 (preview on September 9).

e-flux Film is pleased to present George Kuchar’s Vermin of the Vortex (1996) as the July 2025 edition of Staff Picks.