A significant moment in Spanish art history unfolded recently at the Centro Botín as the complete series of five paintings known as "The Verbenas" by acclaimed artist Maruja Mallo were exhibited together for the first time in 97 years.

The European Fine Art Foundation (TEFAF) presented the 11th edition of its signature New York fair at the Park Avenue Armory, May 9-13, 2025, with an invite-only preview on May 8.

Sculptor and Skidmore College alumnus Fitzhugh Karol unveiled a permanent large-scale sculpture on Skidmore College's campus on Monday, May 12, marking a meaningful full-circle moment in his career.

An important piece of Toronto’s architectural and artistic history is set to go under the auction hammer this month.

The Museum of Anthropology (MOA) at UBC will present an exhibition of internationally-lauded contemporary artist Rebecca Belmore in VALUE: Rebecca Belmore at the Museum of Anthropology, on display from May 15–October 19, 2025.

Major retrospective revives the legacy of Canarian artist Néstor Martín-Fernández de la Torre.

Art Week Riyadh concluded its inaugural edition as a resounding success, welcoming more than 17,000 visitors between 6–13 April 2025, across 13 locations throughout the Saudi capital.

The Fondation CAB Saint-Paul de Vence is hosting an exhibition devoted to the historic artists of the Supports/Surfaces movement and other artists from the contemporary scene, curated by Hugo Vitrani (curator of the Palais de Tokyo).

VOLTA Basel: Celebrating 20 years of artistic discovery. June 19–22, 2025, VIP preview: June 18. Hall 4.U, Messeplatz 21, Basel, Switzerland.

From May 16 to September 7, Museum Folkwang is presenting The Personal and The Political, an exhibition of around 130 works by the Portuguese-British artist Paula Rego.

The auction house’s 21st Century Evening Sale set new high-water marks for Marlene Dumas, Simone Leigh, Emma McIntyre and others.

Their joint exhibition at Mriya Gallery, part of this year's SATELLITE TRIBECA, explores abstraction and material metaphor in an era of political and social unrest.

Artist Katerina Belkina (b. 1974) has often lost herself in daydreams the cosmos and space.

This summer, Ikon Gallery in Birmingham unveils SPAN, the first UK solo exhibition by Korean-French artist Seulgi Lee.

Discover 10 emerging photographers who are redefining visual storytelling in May 2025.