Author: Leonie Schultz

Kyotographie is a photography festival held in Kyoto, Japan, during the cherry blossom season. The festival features 13 exhibitions in unique locations across the city, such as the Kyoto National

A new photo exhibition in London showcases iconic images of The Beach Boys, providing a comprehensive overview of the band’s career. The exhibition features previously unseen photographs and childhood snapshots,

Over 100 prominent French art world figures have come together to show their support for the Palais de Tokyo in Paris following Sandra Hegedüs’s decision to withdraw her funding after

Gagosian presents a groundbreaking exhibition in London featuring sculptures by Picasso, Giacometti, and Bruce Nauman. Titled “Body as Matter,” the show showcases around 60 works in metal and plaster, highlighting

JMW Turner’s house, Sandycombe Lodge, has been recently affected by extreme weather conditions, reminiscent of the landscapes depicted in his paintings. A new exhibition at the house will showcase Turner’s

The Amsterdam Museum in the Netherlands collaborated with the Museum of the City of New York to create an exhibition marking 400 years since Dutch settlers established a colony in

Mining billionaire Gina Rinehart requested the removal of a portrait of her by Aboriginal artist Vincent Namatjira from the National Gallery of Australia (NGA) in Canberra. The portrait is part

This summer, a series of events will celebrate the life and work of James Barnor, a pioneering Ghanaian-British photographer. The James Barnor 95 Festival, marking his 95th birthday, will launch

The late Guy Brett, a renowned critic and curator, has left behind a remarkable collection of Latin American art, as revealed by a recent exhibition at Alison Jacques gallery in

George Grosz, known for his caricature-like figuration that critiqued the social and political realities of Berlin in the early 20th century, faced a major art scandal during the Weimar Republic.