In an age saturated by images, Quentin James McCaffrey’s paintings propose a slower and a more contemplative mode of attention. Through carefully constructed interiors, architectural fragments and charged arrangements of objects, his practice investigates the relationship between perception, memory and imagination.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art and John Galliano together announced today that the exhibition John Galliano: Horizons, previously scheduled to open in May 2027, will not proceed as planned.
What does it mean to paint today? At a moment when images are produced, circulated, and consumed at unprecedented speed, painting occupies a peculiar position.
Reality is shaped by the traces we preserve, the stories we inherit, and the symbols through which we understand the world.
WHO GOES HUNTING DOES NOT COUGH is a group exhibition and a series of public events curated by Kisito Assangni for Pixelache Helsinki, and realised in collaboration with the Finnish Museum of Technology and with EMMA – Espoo Museum of Modern Art.
China withdraws its artists from the Gwangju Biennale in South Korea on Friday after organizers approved the name “Taiwan Pavilion."
The UK government has blocked a painting by Rembrandt, one of the most famous artists of all time, from being taken out of the country permanently in the hope that a UK gallery or institution can save it for the nation.
Japanese avant-garde artist Yayoi Kusama, famous later in life for her work in sculptures and installations, has died aged 97, her company has confirmed.
Thieves stole one of Europe's most important collections of prehistoric goldwork from the Villena museum in southeastern Spain early Thursday, taking all 66 original pieces of the Treasure of Villena, according to local broadcaster Cadena SER.
Christie's announces that Piet Mondrian's Composition III will be one of the key highlights of its 20th/21st Century: London Evening Sale on 14 October 2026 during Frieze Week.
South Korea’s Gwangju Biennale Foundation has agreed to restore Taiwan's name in the upcoming exhibition after Taipei protested the unilateral renaming of its pavilion and threatened to withdraw.
The National Gallery of Art today announced the acquisition of significant new works, marking a meaningful expansion of the nation’s art collection.