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Berggruen Gallery is presenting Callum Innes: Where To Start, an exhibition of new works by Scottish painter Callum Innes. This show marks Callum Innes’ first solo exhibition with the gallery.

From a rare Roman cameo to a dazzling Degas, these are the top picks from the 37th edition of the prestigious fair, which runs from March 9 through 14.

In a cozy booth across the one of the six restaurants at TEFAF Maastricht, the art fair organized by the European Fine Art Foundation, BIll Rau...

Kode Bergen Art Museum launches a major exhibition dedicated to geometric and concrete art.

The Armory Show Must-See Exhibitors

OSL contemporary is presenting a solo booth by Oslo-based Scottish artist Callum Innes, showcasing a series of new watercolours and oil paintings at Enter Art Fair 2023 in Copenhagen.

The region's sun-drenched vineyards, iconic islands, and bustling cities are welcoming a flurry of stimulating exhibitions.

Frith Street Gallery was founded in 1989 by Jane Hamlyn – daughter of the famous publisher Paul Hamlyn – originally in a Georgian townhouse at 60 Frith Street, just off Soho Square.

From Wednesday to Saturday, 14 volunteers will present one of the best contemporary art exhibitions Glasgow has seen for years. The staggering thing is that most of these people are also hosting Ukraine refugees. 

New York–based gallery Sean Kelly will open a new space in Los Angeles next spring. The new gallery will be led by Thomas Kelly, a partner and director at the gallery who will relocate to the California city.

From Tuesday 20 July there will be a number of new works to view at the Contemporary Art Society’s exhibition space at Mount Street.

i8 Gallery and OSL contemporary are presenting a pure land, a solo exhibition by Callum Innes. The show comprises a group of fifty watercolours constituting a single, major work by the artist.

OSL contemporary and i8 Gallery are presenting 'a pure land', a solo exhibition by Callum Innes.

Since opening its doors in 1967, Edinburgh Printmakers has played a key role in the careers of some of Scotland’s most acclaimed artists, from Alan Davie and John Bellany to Carol Rhodes and Kate Downie.

For over five years, the Hilti Art Foundation has attracted art lovers from all over the world to visit their dedicated exhibition building, which adjoins the Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein.