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Tate Modern’s Light and Magic revisits Pictorialism photography through rare prints and international artistic traditions, challenging familiar accounts of photography’s rise as a fine art.
From the Louvre: Masterpieces of Islamic Art brings 26 exceptional works to Washington, D.C., for their first U.S. presentation. The Smithsonian exhibition explores how Islamic art masterpieces crossed borders, changed hands, and acquired new meanings over centuries.
Johnny Depp’s art takes center stage in Shanghai as Figures of the Fringe explores painting, memory, identity, personal symbols, and the creative world beyond cinema.
At Duke University’s Nasher Museum of Art, Turn the Volume Up! explores how activist art can transform individual expression into collective action. Bringing together photography, sculpture, painting, prints, installation, and archival material, the exhibition examines protest, civic participation, historical memory, resistance, and the struggle to be heard.
At the Ford Foundation Gallery, Never The Same River brings six artists together to examine migration, identity, memory, and bodily autonomy through painting, photography, sculpture, and moving image.
High Museum Paper Trees invites viewers to slow down and see the American landscape anew. Bringing together ideas of nature, observation, and American art, the exhibition explores the enduring significance of trees and the many ways artists have transformed the natural world into a subject of contemplation and creative expression.
The enigmatic Bactrian Princesses are among the most distinctive sculptures of Bronze Age Central Asia. Presented at Barakat Gallery in London, these extraordinary composite figures reveal the sophistication of the Oxus Civilization while preserving a mystery that has endured for millennia: who were they actually meant to represent?
The Birth of Classical Beauty—an Ancient Greek art exhibition at Baraka Gallery in London—explores stunning Greek pottery and terracotta sculpture to celebrate the enduring legacy of Classical Greece.
The Clark Art Institute Aso O. Tavitian Collection makes its public debut in An Exquisite Eye, an exhibition featuring 150 works from a landmark European art gift spanning Renaissance, Baroque, and Enlightenment masterpieces.
The Douriean Fletcher exhibition at the Walters Art Museum showcases more than 100 works celebrating the acclaimed jewelry artist’s career, from her iconic designs for Black Panther to original contemporary creations. Blending Afrofuturism, cultural heritage, and visual storytelling, the exhibition offers a compelling look at jewelry as both art and identity.
From the Obama portrait to new triptychs, Amy Sherald: American Sublime offers a structural assessment of an artist refusing the spectacle of trauma.
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 is a radical experiment in perception in which the artist transforms Hauser & Wirth into a multisensory laboratory.
Joseph Beuys: Bathtub for a Heroine brings his iconic “organic machines” to London, revealing his vision of the heroine as a catalyst for change.
Critics once hated Picasso’s late works. See why a new generation of artists found inspiration in his final paintings at Moderna Museet
Step into China’s past with the Terracotta Warriors exhibition at the Houston Museum of Natural Science, featuring over 110 newly discovered archaeological treasures.
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.
From ibis coffins to feline mummies, explore animal mummification in ancient Egypt and the sacred rituals hidden beneath linen and gold.
From samurai silk to Harajuku style, the NGV Kimono Exhibition traces the evolution of Japanese fashion, revealing rare historical garments and striking contemporary fashion.
Witness SUMMER ‘25, the vibrant Baltimore art exhibition with powerful works by emerging artists and old masters at C. Grimaldis Gallery.