Andy Goldsworthy has been hailed as a genius for his mega half-century retrospective, FIFTY, organised by the Scottish National Gallery at the Royal Scottish Academy as the centrepiece to this year’s Edinburgh Festival.

For two decades, Emma Critchley’s subject has been the underwater world: she describes herself as ‘an artist who uses a combination of photography.

“Beatriz Milhazes: Rigor and Beauty” at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum is a major retrospective showcasing the Brazilian artist’s vibrant, layered paintings that blend abstraction with rich cultural references.

An original exhibition focuses on the artist's relationship with Paris, highlighting her photographic work and her atelier in the 14th arrondissement.

Contemporary glass artist Abby Modell presents her newest work, Celestial Waterfall Star Ice Collection, on view at the Medici Museum of Art in Warren, Ohio.

What if a football goal became a work of art? Better yet: what if this unforgettable memory served a humanitarian cause? This is the successful gamble of the Living Memory:

"I've always loved the visual arts. Even as a little girl, I loved creating and drawing, whether it was pottery, drawing, or painting."

Qiu Xiaofei is a contemporary Chinese artist known for his introspective paintings that blend figuration and abstraction to explore memory, the subconscious, and psychological landscapes.

Johann Sebastian Bach’s Fugue in C Minor, Well-Tempered Clavier, Book 1, No. 2, BWV 847 uses just three voices to elaborate on its searching, yearning melody.

Aselection of paintings by artist Alic Brock. Born in Dayton, Ohio and currently based in Atlanta, Georgia, Brock utilizes an ultra-precise airbrush technique to reconstruct iconic images that he finds online.

Displaying monumental abstract works across the former 1940s salt warehouse.

With fashion-themed art from the 1950s and ’60s, Andy Warhol: Fashion feels like a private, over-the-shoulder glimpse of Warhol at work.

Along with MoMA and LACMA, the New York museum will receive dozens of works from the Pearlman Collection.

Every August we ask the previous Top 25 Lenscratch Student Prize Winners to interview a hero or a mentor, offering an opportunity for conversation and connection.

Vincent van Gogh remains one of the most influential figures in the history of Western art.