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New group shows examine personal heritage, tribal art, and contemporary South Asian artistic practices across five countries.
The fair's first Olympia edition features expanded curated sections showcasing ambitious presentations, solo projects, and emerging photographers alongside established galleries.
Award program reveals four nominated artists including Tina Farifteh, Fiona Lutjenhuis, Kyra Nijskens, and Mandy Franca.
Colour leaves the canvas and runs across the floor, walls, windows and courtyard of Estonia's biggest museum.
Fourteen metres of clay, hay, cinnamon and cloves in the middle of Bozar — free to enter, barefoot.
Bozar follows its exhibition on love with one on physical beauty — and refuses to moralise about it.
The Georgian artist's first solo museum show takes the child — free and dependent at once — as its way of seeing.
Kate Millett said she had to build the work because it could not be written. Vienna's museum of modern art takes her at her word.
The Kunsthistorisches Museum reunites uncle and nephew — the two painters who taught Europe how its cities look.
Enter Art Fair returns to the Lokomotivværkstedet from 27 to 30 August with 88 galleries, performances among the sculptures and a curated look at new German art.
Curator Julian Daynov brings a concentrated look at contemporary German art to Copenhagen — deliberately not a national showcase.
The first full survey of Lee Miller's photography in twenty-five years: model, surrealist, war correspondent — one of the most remarkable careers in twentieth-century photography.