Pérez is known for making images that appear both performative and diaristic. Here, the photographer opens up about finding and celebrating friends, family, and community, frame by frame.

Renee Magnanti and Bill Pangburn are an artist couple who work independently of one another, but often exhibit together.

From cutting-edge contemporary art to classic masterpieces, these are the best galleries to visit this year.

“Living Without the Gods” is a profound meditation on the loss of identity and cultural sovereignty.

Tess Oldfield turns her voice into a mechanized choir at ACRE Projects.

The Hamburger Kunsthalle, together with the Stiftung Hamburger Kunstsammlungen and the Campe’sche Historische Kunststiftung acquired the painting Le Palais de Rideaux by René Magritte.

In a contemporary art landscape often defined by complexity, maximalism, and digital saturation, minimalism continues to offer a counterpoint rooted in clarity, restraint, and precision.

June 20 and 21, the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum hosted the art sale weekend of its 53rd annual Prix de West Invitational Art Exhibition & Sale.

The 10th edition of the citywide, free public art festival Long Beach Walls and Art Renzei returns on Sunday, July 20, through Saturday, July 26.

The weekly feature rounds up the latest updates in museum appointments, openings, funding and new exhibitions from across the UK.

Through cropped compositions and tactile detail, Daria Gamulina turns everyday garments into intimate portraits of presence, absence, and the stories we wear.

The 58th edition of steirischer herbst festival is inspired by Ernst Toller’s satirical play Nie wieder Friede (1934–36): on Mount Olympus, Napoleon and Francis of Assisi debate whether humanity prefers peace.

This summer, the Figge Art Museum has four fun and fascinating new exhibitions for visitors to enjoy.

The US artist Jeffrey Gibson has been transformed the foyer of the Chipperfield building into a monumental installation that is freely accessible, colourful and inviting.

Britta Marakatt-Labba’s reached a wider international audience through her work “Historjá” – a 24-metre-long epic embroidery that has been compared to the Bayeux Tapestry and is the exhibition’s central work.