ART
Justin Caguiat's maximalist paintings arrive at Serpentine South this autumn. The Brooklyn artist's debut UK show explores gestural abstraction and
Louise Bourgeois Extreme Tension opens October 20 at Centre Pompidou with 200 works on paper. A landmark retrospective featuring drawings,
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Where heritage architecture and material storytelling converge in the heart of Polanco.
In Shanghai, a world of contradictions unfolds where imperfection becomes the truest form of beauty.
Experience five decades of pop art innovation across two landmark exhibitions.
A special showcase in Los Angeles blends new work, exclusive prints, and art historical dialogue.
The Louisiana Museum of Modern Art spotlights the motif that anchored Jean Michel Basquiat’s creative language.
The Golden Lion winner brings his living works to Mexico in an experience defined by presence and participation.
A landmark retrospective reveals a radical practice built entirely on time and lived experience.
The artist transforms the gallery into a living extension of home, memory and making.
An immersive Phantom of the Opera experience transforms theater into a living gallery of contemporary art and tragic romance.
Between revision and restraint, the Japanese artist reflects on process, patience, and the quiet evolution of an iconic character.
At the Art Gallery of Ontario, the artist’s ultramodern sculptures collapse history, futurism, and imagination into monumental form.
After nearly two years of renovation, the New Museum is set to welcome the public back into a transformed Bowery landmark.
An immersive group exhibition opens the organization’s new Tribeca space by rethinking kinship in a digital age.
A new exhibition in the Design District signals confidence in the next generation of contemporary art.
At Photo Elysée, young photographers challenge assumptions and present a generation through lived experience rather than stereotype.
Two quiet scenes of childhood wonder appeared just before Christmas, inviting reflection amid the city’s winter streets.
A sweeping ceramic work by the Akira creator traces craftsmanship across time inside one of Tokyo’s busiest transit hubs.
The artist steps away from painting to share a deeply personal photographic journey shaped by observation, memory, and place.
At a historic West Village stage, A24 is reviving an intimate space for risk taking art rooted in presence and experimentation.
Step into a world where imagination overrides convention in Dreamworld: Surrealism at 100.
