Danielle Mckinney's women often occupy the space between solitude and self-possession. They rest, smoke, read or simply pause inside rooms built from darkness and saturated color. In Tra noi, which opened at Florence's Museo Novecento on October 17, twenty of those...
At M+ in Hong Kong, Oscar Chan Yik Long has turned one of Chinese mythology’s most formidable figures into a guide for living with fear. His newly commissioned mural, Fear Catcher, opened to the public on October 17 as part of Myths and Monsters: The Art of Fantasy in...
Tony Albert asked the public to surrender objects many families had inherited, displayed or quietly stored: mass-produced souvenirs and household items built from caricatures of Aboriginal people. More than 2,000 donations followed. The response became an unplanned...
At London’s Coronet Theatre, Movana Chen’s Questioning the Line turns maps into bodies. Shredded cartographic material is knitted into interconnected wearable sculptures that contain seven performers, allowing borders, territories, and routes to move through space...
Prune Nourry’s forthcoming exhibition Visionaries begins with a blunt institutional fact: only about four per cent of the works in the Petit Palais collection were made by women. Her response is not a statistical display but a sculptural intervention across the Paris...
Tammy Nguyen is extending her practice beyond painting and artist books into opera. An aria from her first opera, Timaeus and The Teacher, will be presented during the closing program of the 2026 Venice Biennale on November 13 and 14. Directed and written by Nguyen,...
At Ibraaz in London, Gabrielle Goliath’s Elegy asks what a monument can be when stone is inadequate. The South African artist’s long-running performance project is built from voices, breath, repetition and the unstable presence of people gathered in a room. Presented...
At Lisbon’s Museum of Art, Architecture and Technology, Joana Vasconcelos has turned a dialogue with Valentino Garavani into an argument for scale, craft and visibility. VENUS brings her monumental installations into conversation with more than 40 haute-couture and...
Deana Lawson has built a photographic language around intimacy, staging and the politics of looking. In Edge Control, her current exhibition at Gagosian in New York, she turns that language toward images never intended to function as art: surveillance stills displayed...
Justin Caguiat’s first institutional exhibition in the United Kingdom does not treat the gallery as a neutral container. In Change Ringing, which opened at Serpentine South on October 8, paintings, sculpture, printmaking, sound, and film are organized through the...
Asad Raza has made a public-art project for an audience that does not read wall labels, follow galleries, or ask whether an object is sculpture. During the summer, the Berlin-based artist and a small team placed more than 20 structures near rat habitats across New...
Cecilia Vicuña’s first major United Kingdom exhibition opens at Whitechapel Gallery on October 7, bringing six decades of art, poetry, performance and feminist activism into one sustained view. Living Threads presents a practice in which fragile materials carry...
Andrea Galvani Lost Garden is now on view in Seoul with a startling proposition: what if extinction could be given shape, color and scale before memory smooths away the fact that something has vanished? At Tang Contemporary Art’s Seoul space, The Lost Garden of Heaven...
Harry Styles has returned to Madison Square Garden not for a single night, or even a week, but for a 30-show residency that runs from August 26 through October 31. Madison Square Garden Entertainment describes the run as his only U.S. performances of 2026, and the...
A newly announced Princeton University Art Museum exhibition will place Jean-Michel Basquiat’s “Blue Ribbon” paintings at the center of a larger story about copying, circulation and authorship. Opening October 4, Basquiat, the...
Fernando Botero Botero was born on April 19, 1932, in Medellín, Colombia; his parents were Mr. David Botero Mejia and Mrs. Flora Angulo Jaramillo. He had two brothers: John David and Rodrigo. At twelve years old, Botero entered the school of bullfighters in his...
Jane Gottlieb: A Journey into a Contemporary Wonderland by Viviana Puello.Jane Gottlieb's vibrant and captivating creations transport viewers into a world where imagination reigns supreme. As ArtTour International's Top Featured Artist, Jane transforms reality into a...
Celestial Brushstrokes: The Divine Alchemy of Candi Soul Sparkles by Viviana Puello. When color becomes prayer, and light turns into revelation. Some art speaks. Some art sings. But Candi Soul Sparkles' work? It breathes. Each piece exhales a sacred energy, an unseen...
ArtTour International Honors Swiss Visionary at the Top 60 Masters Awards Ceremony in ItalyAt this year’s Top 60 Masters Awards Ceremony in Ferrara, Italy, we at ArtTour International were proud to present the title of Artist of the Year 2025 to Swiss artist Heinz...
Digital Giraffe: When Bodies Dream in Code by Viviana Puello.Digital Giraffe, the artistic persona of Corinne Whitaker, creates work where biology meets binary, flesh bleeds into circuitry, and identity becomes less a fixed statue than a fluid constellation. In her...
Monika Bendner: The Geometry of Emotion by Viviana Puello.In the world of Monika Bendner, color is not decoration — it is declaration. Her work lives at the edge between form and feeling, where the human face, the rose, and the line all become languages of...
Wendy Cohen: The Harmony Within Chaos by Viviana Puello.There is a moment, when standing before a painting by Wendy Cohen, when the eye stops searching for form and begins to listen. What at first appears as movement and abstraction slowly turns into rhythm — a visual...
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