Amy Sherald: American Sublime —The Quiet Power of the Grayscale Gaze
From the Obama portrait to new triptychs, Amy Sherald: American Sublime offers a structural assessment of an artist refusing the spectacle of trauma.
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Hydro-politics and Borders: How Countries Weaponize Water
Can a river be a fence? Humid Traces explores hydro-politics and borders, revealing how states use shifting water to control movement and migration.
Koo Jeong A: KANGSE X Zurich—Mapping the Forces of Spatial Strength
Koo Jeong A KANGSE X Zurich is a radical experiment in perception in which the artist transforms Hauser & Wirth into a multisensory laboratory.
Joseph Beuys: Bathtub for a Heroine and the Question of Warmth and Healing
Joseph Beuys: Bathtub for a Heroine brings his iconic “organic machines” to London, revealing his vision of the heroine as a catalyst for change.
Picasso’s Late Works: A Defiant Final Act at Moderna Museet
Critics once hated Picasso’s late works. See why a new generation of artists found inspiration in his final paintings at Moderna Museet
Terracotta Warriors: From Shimao to Qin—New Archaeological Discoveries
Step into China’s past with the Terracotta Warriors exhibition at the Houston Museum of Natural Science, featuring over 110 newly discovered archaeological treasures.
Black Women Ceramic Artists: An Insurgent Canon in Clay
From Ladi Kwali to Simone Leigh, discover how Black women ceramic artists are forging a new, insurgent canon and rewriting the rules of art history.
Animal Mummification in Ancient Egypt: The Spiritual Lives of Sacred Animals
From ibis coffins to feline mummies, explore animal mummification in ancient Egypt and the sacred rituals hidden beneath linen and gold.
NGV Kimono Exhibition Explores the Art of Japanese Fashion
From samurai silk to Harajuku style, the NGV Kimono Exhibition traces the evolution of Japanese fashion, revealing rare historical garments and striking contemporary fashion.
‘SUMMER ‘25’: The Must-See Baltimore Art Exhibition
Witness SUMMER ‘25, the vibrant Baltimore art exhibition with powerful works by emerging artists and old masters at C. Grimaldis Gallery.
Cultural Heritage in the Age of AI: Art, Technology, and Identity
Experience how innovative artists are blending tradition and technology to preserve cultural heritage in the age of AI. Explore a new era of artistic expression.
Creative Coding Takes Center Stage in ‘Code as Canvas’ Exhibition
Code is the new canvas. Discover how artists are using creative coding to shape rhythm, structure, and emotion in a digital world.
Fabric of a Nation: Quilt Stories of Protest, Memory, and Identity
Fabric of a Nation: American Quilt Stories at the First Art Museum, Nashville, is a powerful exploration of how quilts express protest, preserve memory, and shape American identity through powerful visual storytelling.
The Photographer as Sculptor: Redefining Artistic Boundaries
Step into a new world where sculpture meets photography in Photographer as Sculptor, the bold inaugural show at Bruce Silverstein Gallery.
The Museum of Flight MiG-21 Project: A Cold War Jet Reborn as a Beacon of Peace
Discover the Museum of Flight MiG-21 Project, where a Cold War jet becomes a powerful symbol of peace through African beadwork and art.
Uche Edochie’s Philosophical Art Exhibition Challenges Modern Life
Uche Edochie’s philosophical art exhibition explores human fragility, purpose, and renewal through surreal and symbolic visual storytelling.
Contemporary African Arts at NOMA: Afropolitanism and Urban African Identity
Modern African identity, heritage, and global creativity take center stage in Afropolitan: Contemporary African Arts at NOMA.
Contemporary African Masquerade Art Comes Alive with Spiritual Energy
From Nigeria to Cameroon, artists reinvent contemporary African masquerade art in this stunning dual-continent exhibition of masks and meaning at the New Orleans Museum of Art.
Contemporary Landscape Art Reimagined: A Powerful Tribute to Earth’s Beauty
A bold exhibit of contemporary landscape art at Gallery Henoch blends memory, motion, and nature’s raw beauty.
The Beauty of Nature in Art: A Timeless Muse for Creative Expression
From landscape paintings to environmental art, discover the beauty of nature in art and its lasting impact on artistic styles and cultural movements.