ARTISTS
In her latest exhibition, Metropolis, at Matthew Marks Gallery, Rebecca Warren presents thirteen new hand-painted bronze sculptures that continue her exploration of form, materiality, and the human figure.
The photographer Vikram Valluri takes us inside his practice and shares a look at his latest project, Cow Corner.
Günther Uecker, whose sculptural paintings and Op-art became associated with the Zero group of artists, has died.
The University of New Mexico’s Harwood Museum of Art in Taos, New Mexico, on June 6 unveiled to the public two canvases returned to the institution by the FBI, after having been missing for forty years.
Colquhoun’s surrealism and Burra’s pro-fascist war paintings and Hogarthian scenes of Harlem nightlife are all brilliant.
"My experience, living in different, countries, like Afghanistan, Pakistan, Germany and traveled around the World.
Public Gallery is pleased to present 40 Years, the first UK solo exhibition and major retrospective of works by Dotty Attie.
To mark Jonathan Gardner’s representation by the gallery, MASSIMODECARLO Pièce Unique in Paris is very pleased to host his first solo presentation, entitled Still Life. Featuring two new works on canvas, Still Life is an open window into Gardner’s practice.
Adler Beatty is pleased to present Magical Creatures, an exhibition featuring the work of Karachi-born artist Hiba Schahbaz alongside Western European illuminated manuscripts, rare books.
A thoughtful look at AI, ethics, and creativity through DEMO2025, featuring artists Hiba Ali and Ivan Zhao’s tech-driven approaches to embodied digital art
An 18th Century painting described as "the finest portrait by one of Britain's greatest artists" has gone on display in Bradford.
The Minimalist bought and modified more than a dozen buildings in Texas in the 1970s, using them as studios and galleries for his sculptures and transforming a small city into the art-world pilgrimage site it is today
The conservation photographer and Rolex Testimonee is highlighting the need to support marine life.
Imagine a world where families felt safe enough to live their lives free from the fear of judgment, criticism, and inadequacy.
“Art offered me a space where that discomfort could transform into something generative—it allowed me to explore, without words, what it means to be present, to connect, to be human.”