fr · 11/03/2026
The BnF Richelieu in Paris presents “Louise Bourgeois. Extrême Tension,” a journey through drawings and prints in which the French-American artist confronts motherhood, hysteria and birth.
The Ghanaian artist takes over the Fondation Cartier with a large group show that links his practice to the momentum of a rising generation.
global · 11/03/2026
The Japanese city has opened part two of the 'Matsumoto Architecture & Art Festival 2026 ADVANCE,' spreading eighteen artists across nineteen heritage venues.
eu · 11/02/2026
In an interview with Exibart, the Italian artist discusses a practice that intertwines painting and embroidery, drawing on classical imagery and sacred narratives.
global · 11/02/2026
Cairo's flagship new museum has lifted its admission fee for foreign visitors, a move that raises questions about balancing cultural ambition with a viable economic model.
fr · 11/02/2026
The 14th edition of the European craft fair runs 6–9 November 2026, chaired by lacquer artist Nathalie Rolland-Huckel.
Comics, cinema, art fairs: a selection of ten autumn events across the country.
Born in 1942 in Damascus, the Lebanese-American artist has built a body of work in which ceramics, sculpture and painting converse with myth and memory.
From 4 to 8 November, the Tokyo event runs its free shuttles across the capital, linking museums, galleries and alternative spaces.
Pedro Edgar Rizo Peña traces for the first time the evolution of Cuba's art market, from the galleries of the Republic to today's digital platforms.
A reading of Rembrandt's oeuvre through the migrations of his time, between portraits of immigrants and biblical refugee figures.
global · 11/01/2026
The Hong Kong-based magazine releases its November-December 2026 edition, priced at US$26.
Since 2014, a Japanese contest has rewarded the most ordinary outfits — on condition that they come with an explanation.
DailyArt Magazine's ongoing series turns to the painting in which the Baroque artist cast herself as a martyred saint to assert her own authority as a painter.
The New Zealand photographer takes violins and cellos apart to reveal their interiors, somewhere between learned anatomy and quiet uncanny.
In Shibuya, adults dressed as ordinary passers-by rework the holiday through a meticulous observation of daily life.
A critical survey of Mary Ellen Carroll's work, in which paperwork and urban regulations become the medium of art itself.
The fair's early closure has prompted a protest letter and calls for redress.
eu · 10/31/2026
The Italian pair presents more than 200 images in the heart of Rome, the fruit of a singular working method in which each selects photographs separately.
Sandro Montalto assembles the painter's reflections on aesthetics, life and perpetual metamorphosis for Abscondita.