Curated by Nadia Radwan and Vasif Kortun, the exhibition unfolds as both a statement and a collective gesture — a space where resilience becomes a form of resistance.
JD Malat Gallery Dubai presents Tim Kent’s solo exhibition Horsepower, a body of work that revisits one of humanity’s most enduring symbols: the horse.
KAWS’s installation THE MESSAGE, inspired by Fra Angelico’s Annunciation, offers a contemporary interpretation within a Renaissance setting.
The Odunpazarı Modern Museum (OMM) in Eskişehir is hosting Calligraphic Wig, an extraordinary installation by Romanian artist Daniel Knorr.
PİLEVNELİ presents Bora Akıncıtürk’s new solo project The Interior in the Present Future section of Artissima 2025, curated by Joel Valabrega and Léon Kruijswijk.
The British Museum’s historic halls became the stage for a night where art, wealth, and spectacle collided—rekindling ethical debates about power and patronage.
Pablo Picasso’s 1919 gouache painting Still Life with a Guitar (Naturaleza muerta con guitarra), which disappeared while being transported to an exhibition in Granada, has been safely recovered by Spanish police.
Pera Museum celebrates the 102nd anniversary of the Republic with art.
The often overlooked chimneys of urban structures gain visibility through photography in Eren İnönü’s exhibition titled Invisible Monuments.
Ahmet Doğu İpek’s recent works come together on both the international and local stage with the exhibition Iron Earth Copper Sky opening at Tate St Ives and with the artist monograph Sound of the Ground – Face of the Stone / Yerin
Arter is opening its doors to two new exhibitions in November
Located in the heart of Paris with the reopening of the Grand Palais, Art Basel this year stands out not only as a place of trade but also as a space of cultural rebirth