In his storm series, Preis explores vulnerability, discomfort and the threat of unbridled technological advancement. “They ...

Another World Cup means another set of accompanying art, and the 2026 North American edition comes with a wide range of ...

Our core has always been this sense of collaboration, which is something that really defines us,” emphasizes Laliberte.

WKM Gallery presents a group exhibition featuring six contemporary Japanese painters: Soh Souen, Iori Nagashima, Koji Yamaguchi, Jun Tsunoda, Kohei Yamada and Momo Yoshino. The show highlights the ...

A 1937 Delahaye 135MS Special Roadster, with a leather interior designed by the fashion house Hermés, is low-slung, long and ...

It offers a fresh perspective on the 1st Duke of Wellington - not just as a military man but as a sophisticated collector of Dutch art ... institutional exhibition in the UK, at Serpentine ...

Are we putting our own identities in danger? Everything Is Art, If You Know Where To Look These are the question this art exhibition compels you to think. Curator Myna Mukherjee says, "The exhibitions ...

Which film poster made the biggest impression on you? Trace the history of advertising in cinema with the new exhibition at the Fondation Jérôme Seydoux-Pathé, from April 11 to September 27 ...

“It’s an exhibition ... value to reproductions, but in the 19th century, plaster cast versions of famous sculptures were the stars of many museums. Institutions like the Art Institute of ...

Most of the sculptures of Renaissance master Michelangelo can't travel for shows, so the Madrid-based studio Factum Arte made meticulous 3D-printed and cast reproductions for a new exhibition.

Art Republik Vietnam, in collaboration with the Hue Monuments Conservation Centre and the French Institute in Vietnam, organized the exhibition as a symbolic homecoming for the works of an exiled ...

We’re here to build community, not just make art. You might be sitting next to somebody and strike up conversation, ” That’s really cool. I like how you did that” or “Wow, I’ve never ...