An exhibition at the Mole Vanvitelliana exploring the 1920 Bersaglieri revolt in Ancona and its popular uprising, revisited 101 years on.
Hidden queer spaces in an era of criminalisation
Serial compositions in grey by Jeff Weber
The Swiss reformer who helped draft the Helvetic Constitution.
Monumental billboard art by Moataz Nasr at NCMA
Wood as material, symbol, and living presence in Příbor.
A landmark Met exhibition exploring how the Medici dynasty used portraiture as a tool of political power in sixteenth-century Florence.
Bold landscapes and abstractions by Nicolas Party
Kosovo's leading contemporary art biennale, 3rd edition.
Fresh picks from the Manetti Shrem Museum's collection.
A 2021 Metropolitan Museum exhibition celebrating pioneering women photographers who redefined the medium from the 1920s through the mid-20th century.
A special quarantine-era selection from M HKA Antwerp, bringing together works that explore confinement, communication, and the boundaries of the art space.
Danish archives reimagined through contemporary art
A 2021 exhibition at the Crocker Art Museum presenting a curated selection of paintings from the prestigious National Academy of Design collection.
An exhibition exploring the visual representation and scientific documentation of Earth's diverse ecosystems and species.
A temporary exhibition at the Winterthur Museum of Art exploring the vivid, emotionally charged world of Swiss Expressionism.
Exploring the many faces of joy through art and science.
A season of exhibitions and events at Wellcome Collection exploring what happiness means — scientifically, culturally, and personally.
Intimate photos of East Baltimore life, 1975-1980
Community-driven architecture by Tatiana Bilbao Estudio
A rare behind-the-scenes look at how the Metropolitan Museum preserves and cares for its vast textile holdings in the Antonio Ratti Textile Center.
Switzerland's place in the history of 3D photography
Prints and drawings as tools of dissent, across centuries.
Chinese art's paradox: solitude as a path to communion
Diverse artists reimagine the myth of the American West.
Art made by the people behind the museum
A landmark survey of the ring as wearable art.
An exhibition on absence, gaps, and what remains unseen.
Tracing the human stories behind Nazi-era looted art.
Border-defying architecture and design at SFMOMA.
Art at the crossroads of faith, healing, and transformation.
An exhibition rooted in place, presence, and orientation.
The witty, eclectic vision that remade American design
Iconic Blaxploitation movie posters: bold, Black, and revolutionary.
Immersive solo show by Israeli artist Boaz Kaizman.
Expanded cinema meets body and architecture in San Sebastian.