Art•Feb 26
Tracey Emin's major retrospective, "A Second Life," opens at Tate Modern, showcasing four decades of her work and reflecting on her profound transformation after a cancer diagnosis.
Art•Feb 12
Poole Museum opens a free exhibition, "Lucian Freud’s Etchings: A Creative Collaboration," on February 14, 2026, showcasing the artist's printmaking and his ties to Dorset.
Art History•Feb 5
The Rijksmuseum's "Fake!" exhibition reveals that image manipulation has existed since the mid-19th century, long before digital tools. It showcases 52 altered images from 1860-1940, highlighting earl
Art History•Feb 3
A new exhibition, "Seurat and the Sea," at the Courtauld Gallery in London, showcases Georges Seurat's lesser-known seascapes, offering a fresh look at his Divisionist technique and his engagement wit
Photography•Jan 30
Henri Cartier-Bresson's 1955 photographic masterpiece, "The Europeans," is being re-examined in a new Paris exhibition, showcasing 114 images of a continent in post-war transition.
Art History•Jan 16
Michelangelo's earliest known painting, "The Torment of Saint Anthony," completed at age 12 or 13, was identified after restoration in 2008. It is now the only Michelangelo painting in a public North
Art World•Jan 12
Simon Porte Jacquemus will present his next fashion show at the Picasso Museum in Paris on January 25, marking his second time at the historic venue.
Art World•Jan 11
Anselm Kiefer's new exhibition "Becoming the Sea" at the Saint Louis Art Museum features monumental paintings inspired by rivers, exploring themes of history and mortality. Kiefer, 80, continues to ch
Art World•Jan 10
Johannes Vermeer's famous 'Girl with a Pearl Earring' will travel to the Nakanoshima Museum of Art in Osaka, Japan, this summer due to renovations at its home museum, the Mauritshuis.
Art World•Jan 6
Major art exhibitions are opening across the U.S. this spring, featuring a diverse range of artists from Renaissance master Raphael to contemporary sculptors and photographers in cities like New York,
Photography•Jan 4
Henri Cartier-Bresson's iconic 1932 photograph, 'Behind the Gare Saint-Lazare,' was created by breaking his own strict rules against cropping and using the viewfinder.
Art World•Jan 3
Europe is gearing up for a significant year in art in 2026, with major exhibitions planned in London and across the continent, featuring Jan van Eyck and Tracey Emin.
Art History•Jan 1
Janet Fish, the celebrated still life painter known for her luminous depictions of everyday objects, has died at 87. She consistently defied artistic trends.
Art History•Dec 26
Ford Madox Brown's 1860 painting 'The Irish Girl' at the Yale Center for British Art, originally a study for his larger work 'Work,' captivates with its subject's intense gaze and subtle defiance of V
Art History•Dec 17
A new exhibition at MoMA explores how West and Central African studio photography in the 1950s and 60s became a powerful tool for shaping political and cultural identity.
Art World•Dec 13
Ceal Floyer, the celebrated conceptual artist known for her minimalist and witty works using everyday objects, has died following a long illness.
Art History•Dec 7
Cuban artist Wifredo Lam often allowed others to title his paintings, a practice that reflected his lifelong journey of exploring his own complex identity.
Art World•Dec 6
Guy Cogeval, the former director of the Musée d’Orsay known for his provocative exhibitions and for doubling museum attendance, has died in Paris at age 70.
Art Business•Nov 7
London's Herald St gallery is expanding to Bologna, Italy, in a strategic move to leverage the city's unique cultural appeal and local collector base. This expansion, set to open early next year, refl
