Takashi Murakami’s London exhibition blends Edo-period art with AI innovation, reimagining Japanese classics with modern twists and technological creativity.
Activists disrupt Art Basel Miami to protest the city’s $20M investment in Israeli bonds, calling for divestment and justice for Palestinians.
Marina Abramović takes Miami Art Week by storm with "A Tribute to the Nomadic Spirit", an exhibition offering an intimate look into her four-decade artistic journey, accompanied by her new book, "Nomadic Journey and Spirit of Places".
Seval Şener’s "Sleeping Venus" at Gallery Siyah Beyaz reimagines iconic nudes through the lens of mythology, art history, and Eastern miniature traditions.
Turkish sculptor Seçkin Pirim’s mesmerizing interplay of light, form, and space takes center stage in his Italian debut at Triennale Milano, blurring the lines between art and design.
"Electric Dreams: Art and Technology Before the Internet" at Tate Modern showcases how visionary artists from the 1950s to the 1990s used emerging technologies to shape the digital art world we know today.
Jasleen Kaur wins the 2024 Turner Prize for her inventive use of everyday objects to explore identity, community, and diasporic narratives.
Venice Biennale has announced that Koyo Kouoh has been selected to lead the world’s largest recurring art exhibition. She will become only the second African-born curator to oversee the Biennale, following Okwui Enwezor, who made history as the curator of its 2015
Nadia Myre's exhibition "Ropes & Lines" at CIAP Vassivière delves into colonial histories and Indigenous resilience through evocative works combining traditional and contemporary mediums.
A Banksy mural depicting a man hanging out of a window to avoid his love rival is heading to auction along with the building it was painted on. The Well Hung Lover-titled artwork was created in 2006 on the side of a
Tarık Töre's bold visuals in Otherside dissect the chaos of modern media through provocative juxtapositions of culture, memory, and symbolism.
In the midst of ongoing conflict and devastation, Palestinian artists in Gaza are preparing to launch a biennale that defies the siege and celebrates resilience. The event aims to showcase the art of around 50 Gazan artists, emphasizing the power of creative