Curated by Dr Ridha Moumni, Chairman, Christie’s Middle East & Africa, Marwan: A Soul in Exile pays tribute to Marwan (1934-2016), one of the most critically acclaimed and influential artists of his ...

The Japanese American artist’s first institutional solo exhibition in Europe critically examines the history of Western art and its omissions. Gasworks presents Critical Art Theory, the first ...

Discover how The FA and artist Nigel VMU reimagined the FA Cup experience with Cup Culture — a creative initiative blending football, art, and community across Manchester and South London.

Djofray Makumbu, with his Journaliste, 2024 painting Courtesy of the artist and Bolanle Contemporary / Photography by Haiyi Wany.

STPI’s upcoming exhibition, “Material Moves”, brings together four of the nation’s most celebrated artists to mark a milestone year with a bold departure from the familiar. This August, as Singapore ...

A Sweeping Look at How Artists Have Embraced Code, Systems, and Structure to Create Visual Meaning This summer, the Toledo Museum of Art presents an ambitious exhibition exploring how artists have ...

Lady Pink returns to her graffiti roots with a recreated New York City subway station and original works in the heart of Shoreditch. This July, D’Stassi Art presents Miss Subway NYC, a landmark solo ...

Despite growing speculation of decline, the art market isn’t collapsing — it’s adapting. From elite circles to online discourse, a quiet transformation is underway ...

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Betty Ogun’s LOVE/FIGHT at Tache Gallery explores Black womanhood and resilience through bold painting, textiles, sculpture and abstraction.