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The Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles (MOCA) has mounted a momentous exhibition called Ordinary People: Photorealism and the Work of Art since 1968 that dramatically expands the canon of photorealist art.

Exhibitions paying homage to the long list of luminaries that defined the gallery's history will open throughout the year.

Technology, identity, heritage and Art Deco鈥檚 100th anniversary center the 2025-2026 season exhibition offerings at Sarasota Art Museum of Ringling College of Art and Design.

MOCA鈥檚 鈥淥rdinary People鈥� manages to tell a story about photorealism that is eclectic, diverse, condescending and drab.

But first, masterworks from the collection of Leonard Riggio and Louise Riggio will embark on a global tour, hopping from London to Hong Kong in March and then heading to Paris, Dubai and Los Angeles in April before returning to New York.

From ancient Peruvian pottery and mid-century Modern ceramics, to reimagined Old Masters, an invented queer cowboy movie and more.

The Rockwell Museum, a Smithsonian Affiliate, unveiled its 2025 theme: Color! This year-long celebration will explore the significance of color in art, science, and culture...

A trio of portraits captures the denizens of 1980s Los Angeles going about their daily lives.

From smoky eyes to Super Mario, this exhibition is a reminder that painting鈥攑articularly when loosely defined鈥攕till slaps.

Ordinary People聽examines the representational politics of photorealist painting in the context of the recent rise of figurative portraiture

This year has been filled with a continued growth for the visibility of Latinx art in the US and abroad.

Nigeria-born, Australia-raised, Kim Sajet is the cosmopolitan director of the National Portrait Gallery, whose collection includes 1,700 images of presidents from Washington to Trump.

Exhibition allows visitors to view Franz Gertsch's work in the context of the art of his time.

The Getty Center鈥檚 exhibition Sculpting with Light: Contemporary Artists and Holography (August 20鈥揘ovember 24, 2024) highlights the artistic potential of holography, showcasing works by modern and contemporary artists.

Each year, our contributor Andrea Kirsh reads lots of books. During the holiday season, she selects a number of them to recommend to you.