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This November, Sotheby’s will unveil Exquisite Corpus, an exceptional private collection of over 80 paintings, drawings and sculptures which capture the breadth, depth, and daring of the Surrealist imagination.

The exhibition is jointly organized by the Embassy of Mexico in Azerbaijan, the Azerbaijan Culture Ministry, the Anahuacalli Museum, and the Azerbaijan National Art Museum.

Artists often paint portraits of their peers as gestures of admiration, friendship, or artistic dialogue.

The Detroit Institute of Arts announced today the grand opening of its reimagined African American art galleries, which serve as the new home of the museum’s renowned and unmatched collection of works amassed by its Center for African American Art.

The Colombian painter's work, infused with magical realism, finally gains major recognition nearly 20 years after her death.

The show is one of the largest presentations of contemporary Native American art ever in the Midwest, and the first major Native American art exhibition at the DIA in over 30 years.

In the early 1930s, frustrated with bank closures, steep pay cuts, and hunger marches, a group of British artists banded together over socialist ideologies as well as propagandistic goals.

The Norton Simon Museum commemorates its 50th anniversary with the exhibition Retrospect: 50 Years at the Norton Simon Museum.

The Reina Sofía Museum in Madrid is a must-see for modern and contemporary art, featuring major works such as Guernica and kinetic installations.

An exhibition at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts aims to return the gallerist to her rightful place in the narrative of modern art history.

In June, our art critic toured seven art museums from Detroit to Kansas City. National turmoil crept into the frame.

The former director of Casa Azul and the Museo Diego Rivera-Anahuacalli alleges that artworks and pages of Kahlo's Diary have gone missing, raising broad questions about heritage practices in Mexico and beyond.

The new museum from renowned Argentine collector and Malba founder Eduardo F. Costantini brings new cultural offerings outside the city of Buenos Aires and invites visitors to become active participants.

The Denver Art Museum announces its next Fox Gallery exhibition A Century of Art in Latin America, on view through June 15, 2027, in the Latin American Art galleries on level four of the museum’s Martin building.

Beyond Adornment explores what the depiction of jewelry in art says about adornment, artists, and their subjects, from Charlemagne to Frida Kahlo.