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The rich, whimsical summer group exhibition鈥攆eaturing works from Annie Leibovitz to Jamie Wyeth鈥攐ffers a gentle promise of seasonal renewal and hope.

This year more than ever, from the grand halls of the fairs to the intimate installations scattered throughout the cities, these events of global resonance have been more than just showcases of aesthetic achievement.

Building upon the resounding success of its inaugural auction in 2022, de PURY continues to centre artists and their representing galleries to ensure they receive the proceeds directly from the sales.

de PURY is now hosting its latest series of themed auctions for this summer with a groundbreaking model which has played a pivotal role in shaping the evolution of the auction landscape.

Spanning four stories, the exhibition features works by artists such as Magdalena Abakanovicz, Lee Bul, Marlene Dumas, Mary Heilmann, Cindy Sherman, and Kara Walker. The show runs until May 23, 2023.

Night Forms: dreamloop by Klip Collective, presents more than a dozen site-specific light and sound works.

During the COVID-19 lockdown, New York arts patron Joanna Fisher got a bright idea.

鈥淚n this half-circle I pitched two rows of strong stakes, driving them into the ground till they stood very firm like piles, the biggest end being out of the ground above five feet and a half, and sharpened on the top. The two rows did not stand above six inches from one...

Sperone Westwater is presenting WOOD WORKS: Raw, Cut, Carved, Covered, a diverse exhibition showcasing innovative uses of wood in contemporary art, featuring works by Carla Accardi, Carl Andre, Richard Artschwager, Abraham Cruzvillegas, Kim Dingle, Michele Oka Doner, Rico...

The year 1969 was an eventful one in American history. For the first time ever, astronauts walked on the moon.

Half a century after the original exhibition, a show at New York's R & Company spotlights emerging creators blurring the line between art and craftsmanship.

Works by Floris Wubben, the Haas Brothers, Sheila Hicks, and more go on view in thoughtful group exhibitions that bring together the best of international design

Ranging in age from 75 to 100, these trailblazing talents continue to create captivating artworks, demonstrating the virtues of experience and longevity

A heartfelt display, "Objects USA: 2020" updates the 1969 project by building bridges of influence and inspiration across generations of artists.

Miami has become known as a global capital for the visual arts 鈥� thanks to the artists who make the city home, and aided internationally by the attention of the annual Miami Art Week crowds each December.