Maurizio Cattelan: Some love ahead
Iconoclast, provocateur, court jester of the contemporary art world—these are just a few of the ways people have described Maurizio Cattelan, the Italian artist whose…
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Maurizio Cattelan invites the world to confess in a provocative new art project
The Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan is known for his controversial art projects, which often explore the boundaries between performance, art and religion. His latest project,…
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Virginia MOCA launches new space with Nina Chanel Abney’s ‘The Pursuit of Happiness’
To celebrate opening its new home, Virginia MOCA is presenting a landmark solo exhibition by Nina Chanel Abney, one of the most incisive voices in…
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Vulnerability hangover: rebuilding the self through sculpture
In the deliberate paintings of Francis Bacon and his predecessor Vincent van Gogh, it can feel as if the act of creativity was as much…
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Clym Evernden: a life in lines
Clym Evernden is a London-based artist and illustrator and commercial artist renowned for his distinctive linear renderings of urban life—ink-based impressions depicting whimsical vignettes of…
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Perrotin Seoul’s 10-year milestone exhibition highlights global talents
Now on view at Perrotin Seoul, 10 YEARS celebrates a decade of the gallery’s presence in the city and runs from March 17th to May…
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KAWS and the power of comic characters is on display at Albertina Modern
On April 3rd, 2026, the Albertina Modern in Vienna will open its doors to the highly awaited exhibition, KAWS: Art & Comix, which explores the…
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A survey that bridges art, science, and imagination comes together in Lee Bul’s new exhibition at M+ in Hong Kong
Lee Bul: From 1998 to Now, a major exhibition running from 14th March to 9th August 2026, at the M+. This ambitious exhibition brings together…
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George Rouy at Conciliazione 5: reading painting as presence
A new site-specific project by George Rouy, titled Presence in Form, is on view at Conciliazione 5 in Vatican City from March 20th to June…
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Celebrating Rose Wylie: iconic works by one of Britain’s greatest female artists’ is now on display
From February 28th to April 19th, 2026, Burlington House hosts Rose Wylie: The Picture Comes First, the largest exhibition of the celebrated British artist to…
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