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Metropolitan Museum of Art cancels its planned John Galliano Costume Institute exhibition.

The Japanese artist was known for her sculptures of pumpkins and mirrored room installations.

Thea Montauti d’Harcourt Lyginos, founder of Geneva gallery L’Appartement, is hosting major international names on the island of Antiparos.

Song Burnsoo was an artist and educator who helped shape the contemporary art scene in Korea.

Pop band Cigarettes After Sex has tapped Belgian photographer Kirsten Thys van den Audenaerde for the cover of its new single “Twizzler,” bringing one...

Israeli artist Yaacov Agam was known for his Op-Art “Agamographs” and public art works across the world.

With just two guests, British artist David Hockney’s official funeral took place last week.

Rene Matić received the major European photography award for their exhibition “AS OPPOSED TO THE TRUTH,” at CCA Berlin in 2024-5.

These were the themes that were unmissable at this year’s Venice Biennale.

These are the artworks that made the biggest impression at the art world’s most important exhibition.

These are the artworks to see at the brand-new art fair, on the Spanish island of Mallorca.

These are the must-know artists from the third edition of Saudi Arabia’s biggest art event.

These are the must-know artists from the third edition of Saudi Arabia’s biggest art event.

Mexican architecture studio LANZA atelier will create an outdoor space based on a curving brick wall and a translucent roof.

Swiss watch company Swatch will feature major works from the Guggenheim’s collection in its latest collection.

The result doubled the previous record for the German Modernist artist Paula Modersohn-Becker.

A new exhibition at the Van Gogh Museum reveals how the artist’s friendship with a postal worker helped redefine his painting practice.

The major new event, headlined by the exhibition “Unruly Waters,” will be held in Doha from November 2026.

Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley challenges her players to be radically honest in artworks that explore politics with an unflinching lens.

Shortlisted artists included American artist Jane Evelyn Atwood, as well as Turner prize–nominee Rene Matić.