“In her throat the devil lives among angels” [1] – so read a review of a 1975 performance given by artist and musician Julia Heyward. With her monologues and vocal experiments, she led her audience through extremes of emotion...

American artist Kaari Upson (1970–2021) was one of the most prominent voices of her generation. In her sculptures, installations, videos, and drawings, she questioned the boundaries of memory, identity, and social reality...

These are uncertain times. Across the world we see the tremors of war, the rise of totalitarianism, and the tightening grip of extreme right-wing politics, yet moments of resistance persist. Art reminds us that even in upheaval we can pause, reflect and imagine alternatives.

One of the leading contemporary American artists of his generation, Paul McCarthy has developed a distinct and subversive artistic practice throughout his career, which now spans more than five decades. This exhibition at Hauser & Wirth Paris presents works in a new series

Lisa Tiemann is a prominent figure in contemporary sculpture, based in Berlin. In her artistic practice, she uses the synthesis of form, materiality, and color to investigate the shifting relationship between an object’s physical appearance and its underlying meaning.

Foretold by classical feng shui and Asian astrology, this new era marks a cosmic shift from the element of Earth to Fire—symbols of volatility and upheaval—signaling an urgent call to restore water as a vital counterbalance: an agent of care...

The Malta Biennale was launched in 2024, across 11 weeks, from mid-March until the end of May. The contemporary art platform, which focused on several themes pertinent to and prevalent within the Mediterranean

Foam presents War is Personal, a solo exhibition by Ukrainian photojournalist and documentary filmmaker Julia Kochetova. As a part of a new generation of image-makers directly affected by the war in Ukraine, Kochetova documents it from within.

A series of photographs shot on film in 1994 that document the now infamous moment in New York City when Daisy von Furth, Kim Gordon and Sofia Coppola staged the first show for their new X-GIRL label on the street in Manhattan.

Giorgio Persano Gallery is pleased to present We Do Not Want to Become Legendary Because We’ll Disappear, a solo exhibition by Lida Abdul. The exhibition explores the theme of identity, poised between memory and oblivion...

This exhibition allows the public to revisit the work of Martin Parr, which captures the absurdities and malfunctions of our contemporary world through the different series created from the late 1970s to the present day.

The Taylor Wessing Irish Photo Prize is a major new annual award established to champion the excellence, vitality, and diversity of contemporary photography in Ireland. We’re proud to announce the shortlisted artists for the inaugural edition.

The Festival de Cannes is one of the world’s most widely publicized events and certainly the most important film festival in terms of worldwide impact. Through the works, artists, and themes it presents on the world stage over the course of its 12-day line-up.

The title Le bateau ivre (The Drunken Boat) refers to the poem of the same name by Arthur Rimbaud, in which he uses the image of a boat to represent a man’s journey through life.

With his Funga Robo exhibition, Marko Tadić presents a cross-section of his recent works, in which he examines speculative visions of the city of the future from the perspective of artistic ecologies.

Welcome to the Artpil’s 174th edition of Prescriptions. We are in the month of May and festival season is upon us. From Venice Biennale’s 61st International Art Exhibition, Biennale of Sydney’s 25th Edition and Urban Art Biennale 2026 to BAM’s own…

“Ravens: Spirits of the Sky” will transform the American University Museum’s Long Gallery into an aviary. Featuring never-before-exhibited artworks, the show is comprised entirely of 22 metal and glass raven sculptures...

Photo London is the UK’s leading international fair for photography and image-based art. Each year it brings together the world’s most acclaimed photographers, galleries and curators alongside a new generation of emerging talent.

A springboard for artists and a trendsetter, Circulation(s) is the place to be and a reflection of the vibrant contemporary European art scene, as well as the must-see event for the photography of tomorrow.

Spanning nearly 60 years of imaginative artistry, “The Magical World of Joan Danziger” is the first career retrospective for Joan Danziger, who is actively producing art at the age of 91. “Space Age,” a 1963 work of ink on paper...

Elusive and liminal, the edge can inhabit many physical, social, and psychological forms. It may evoke the tension of a cliff edge, the tipping point of conflict, or the instability of a life lived on the margins.

esea contemporary marks its 40th anniversary in 2026 with Thresholds of Becoming, a new group exhibition bringing together six artists whose practices probe the architectures of transition and the fragile ecologies

The must-see of the season, ‘Basquiat – Headstrong’ is a major solo presentation of works on paper by legendary American artist Jean-Michel Basquiat (1960–1988). The exhibition is the first comprehensive showing devoted to the artist’s depictions of the human head...

On the precipice of its 60th anniversary, and with a newly established endowment to support the commissioning, collection, archiving, and expansion of performance programs within the Edlis Neeson Theater...

How would the story of humanity be told if archaeologists could study perishable materials such as textile or wood, which have decomposed and dissolved over time? Perhaps history would be written very differently.

We are thrilled to be presenting the first solo exhibition in a major cultural institution in the UK by Dala Nasser (b.1990, Lebanon). The exhibition will feature a large-scale sculptural and sonic installation...

Spike Island presents a major solo exhibition of new work by Phillip Lai (b.1969, Kuala Lumpur), bringing together a body of sculptural commissions that continue the artist’s exploration of the material world around us.

A multisensory experience of images, sounds, and scents intertwining art, philosophy, and science. OGR Torino presents WE FELT A STAR DYING, an immersive installation by artist Laure Prouvost that explores the mysteries of quantum computing...

Museum Haus Konstruktiv exhibition in cooperation with the Richard Paul Lohse Foundation, MASI Lugano, the Josef Albers Museum in Bottrop, and the Wilhelm Hack Museum in Ludwigshafen am Rhein.

“Draw a straight line and follow it.” This single directive in the artist-composer La Monte Young’s 1960 instructional work Composition 1960 # 10 is the source of inspiration for CERTAINLY.