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In contemporary art, the phrase “artist’s artist” carries a paradox: it signals the highest esteem from peers while often marking a career that remains marginal to mainstream acclaim. That description fits Philip Guston perfectly. Drawing from the “nightmarish world around him,” Guston forged startling imagery that kept him revered among …
The multimedia practice of Ran Hwang operates within a compelling tension: between fragility and monumentality, repetition and transformation, material presence and spiritual …
In the heart of Normandy, where the Atlantic Ocean meets the sky, a photographic exhibition dares to bridge two places separated by …
Yiannis Ziogas belongs to those artists who, from the very first moment you meet him, make you feel both great familiarity and …
“Vitamin C+: Collage in Contemporary Art” is the part in Phaidon’s celebrated “Vitamin” series, and it arrives at a pivotal moment. Once …
The Curatorial Program for Research (CPR) is pleased to announce its Open Call for artists to participate in Hello New York 2026 …
There is a particular cadence to the work of Chelsea Bighorn. It is found not only in the rustle of jingle cones …
The 9th edition of the Art Thessaloniki Fair is poised to reaffirm its position as the leading cultural event in Southeastern Europe, …
Vilnius Academy of Arts (VDA)—the largest and oldest higher education institution for art and design in the Baltic States—announces that applications are …
The Langen Foundation, set within the serene landscape of the Museum Insel Hombroich, is set to open one of the season’s most …
The International Conference “Greek Craftsmanship – Contemporary Trends and Prospects” aspires to serve as a meaningful platform for dialogue and knowledge exchange …
An exhibition in Los Angeles brings renewed attention to the singular practice of Magdalena Suarez Frimkess, presenting a focused selection of ceramic …
“πνεῦμα (Ἔλισσα)” unfolds as a deeply layered solo exhibition by Danh Vo, an artist whose practice persistently interrogates the entanglement of personal …
Gabrielle Goliath’s second solo exhibition, “Bearing”, unfolds as an ambitious, spatially expansive presentation that occupies all three spaces of the gallery. This …
On 15 April 2026, the north façade of the Humboldt Forum in Berlin will be punctuated by a striking new artistic gesture: …
Applications are now open for the Cavendish Arts Science Fellowship 2026–27. This unique collaborative opportunity is open to artists internationally and is …
Anna Bjerger’s paintings draw on images from her everyday surroundings. Small details, fleeting situations and quiet observations become the starting point for …
Lauren Quin’s “Eyelets of Alkaline”by Pace Publishing, emerges as both a document of artistic transition and a rigorous meditation on the limits …
Applications for the MRes Art: Exhibition Studies programme at University of the Arts London are open for 2026 entry. Overseas applications close on May …
Today is the occasion to bear in mind Chris Burden (11/4/1946-10/5/2015). From his action-based works of the 1970s to technical feats of …
In the work of Anna Ruth, painting becomes less a fixed medium than a permeable field—one that absorbs sound, installation, memory, and …
Today is the occasion to bear in mind Kenneth Noland (10/4/1924-5/1/2010), whose brilliantly colored concentric circles, chevrons and stripes were among the …
The seeds of an Art Movement are often planted decades before they sprout and bloom. Today is the occasion to bear in …
The work of Carlo Bernardini invites the viewer into a perceptual threshold where matter dissolves and space itself becomes the medium. …
