Rosalía dazzles with LUX, her most anticipated album

A cosmos of bold scenes filled with roots and beauty

The visionary triad that shaped modern Italian design

The inaugural group show of the new König Galerie in Mexico City is taking place until March, 4.

Pablo Picasso’s Femme à la montre was sold yesterday in New York for almost 140 million dollars.

Curated by Octavio Zaya, the exhibition Rayuela. El orden falso pays tribute, on its 60th anniversary, to the novel by the Argentinian genius.

The Armory Show, founded in 1994, consolidates New York as one of the world’s Contemporary Art epicenters.

Specially focused on the regions of Central- and Eastern Europe, viennacontemporary 2023 is taking place at the Kursalon Vienna, 7-10 September.

From January 25 to 29, Art Palm Beach 2023 at the Palm Beach County Convention Center.

With over 150 galleries, Art SG is Southern Asia’s most prominent art fair (ever). Here are the highlights.

The art fair was packed with powerful pieces from remarkable artists (and this year we could see everyone’s faces without masks).

More than 40 LA artists get together to fight for women's rights.

The iconic American photographer shares stories through intimate snapshots full of verisimilitude and raw spontaneity.

Curated by Andrew Salgado, the LGBTQ+ themed exhibition Come Out & Play is taking place at Beers London, June 18 – July 16.

The visual artist Prince Gyasi (Ghana, 1995) is on his way to change how life in Africa is perceived by the rest of the planet. With photographs that exude optimism and good vibes, the prince is here to claim his crown.

Back again in June, Art Basel 2022 welcomes 289 international galleries from 40 countries, including a record sale for Louise Bourgeois and a work by the late Paula Rego.

A selection of works from this year’s edition. From Svay Sareth to Yayoi Kusama, take a look at what’s cooking in the Asian art market.

Curated by Cecilia Alemani, the 59th International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia, titled The Milk of Dreams, is opened to the public from April 23 to November 27. This is a selection of pavilions, featuring Spain, USA, Austria, Hungary, Latvia, Switzerland and Denmark.

One of the most talented painters in Art History and a victim of the patriarchy in the worst possible way. Artemisia Gentileschi understood her art as a way to slay -metaphorically- her abusers.

The Switzerland born artist welcomes us into her inner world, one that explores the dimension of dreams and the exact place it all begins: an unmade bed, a mess of sheets tangled with a brush and paint.