Author: Leonie Schultz

The Louvre museum is considering moving the Mona Lisa to a less crowded gallery, sparking discussions on the painting’s enduring allure and mysteries. Meanwhile, Judy Chicago opens her first major

A Detroit-based non-profit art organisation is launching one of the world’s first queer art biennial exhibitions this week. The month-long project (31 May-30 June) is led by Mighty Real/Queer Detroit

Tate Modern is set to host the first major museum exhibition in the UK dedicated to the influential Australian performance artist Leigh Bowery next year. The exhibition will explore Bowery’s

In the early 17th century, Frans Hals, a Haarlem painter, created pendant marital portraits for a pair of newlyweds, Jan van de Poll and Duifje van Gerwen, who took advantage

The summer show at Fondation Beyeler in Riehen is a unique exhibition featuring contemporary artists working to create a living organism that changes and transforms. The show includes a variety

Andreas Mühe’s exhibition “Bunker—Real Historical Space” at Kunsthaus Dahlem explores the theme of bunkers in Europe, tying it to the historical significance of D-Day. Through playful installations and sculptures, Mühe

Russian artist Pavel Otdelnov has unveiled his latest exhibition, “Hometown,” at the Old Waiting Room in London’s Peckham Rye Station. The exhibition focuses on his hometown of Dzerzhinsk, a military-industrial

This year’s Glasgow International showcases a diverse array of contemporary art in various venues throughout the city. Director Richard Birkett emphasizes the interconnectedness of the Glasgow arts scene and its

The Joslyn Art Museum in Omaha, Nebraska, is set to reopen in September after a $100m renovation, but a solo exhibition of new paintings by Kehinde Wiley has been postponed

Discover the hidden history of art collector Peggy Guggenheim’s transformative years in the English countryside at a new exhibition, “Peggy Guggenheim: Petersfield to Palazzo”. Learn about her time in West