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Lidice Art Collection, Czechia receives a landmark gift from the NHK Collection
ArtDaily 06 Nov, 2025The Lidice Art Collection (LAC) at the Lidice Memorial in the Czech Republic received a landmark donation of 65 artworks from the Nahit & Huma Kabakci Collection (NHK Collection), generously gifted by Turkish-British custodian of the NHK Collection Huma Kabakci.
The Fondazione Merz presents the second edition of 鈥淧USH THE LIMITS鈥�, an exhibition project curated by Claudia Gioia and Beatrice Merz.
Artlyst has selected twelve art exhibitions that will take place outside of London in Autumn / Winter 2025, from inspirational women artists like Bridget Riley at Turner Contemporary.
Whitechapel Gallery presents a new commission by Candice Lin, titled g/hosti, an immersive circular labyrinth constructed from painted cardboard panels that culminate in a fantastical yet unsettling world inhabited by animals and human forms.
鈥楥an We Stop Killing Each Other?鈥� is, in the words of Jago Cooper, Executive Director of The Sainsbury Centre, a 鈥渨ide-ranging exploration of human value systems, of how we decide what is right and wrong.
When Art Basel plants its flag in Doha next February, it won鈥檛 just be adding another fair to its global constellation; it will be marking out a new market for Contemporary Art.
Art Basel Qatar will feature 84 artist presentations by 87 galleries when the fair debuts in Doha next February.
Our editors on the exhibitions they鈥檙e looking forward to around the world this month, from London and Paris to Jakarta and Lagos.
Titled We, Such Fragile Beings, the exhibition brings together works by 13 international artists including Mona Hatoum, Sarah Sze, and Robert Mongtomery.
The Line is omnipresent in art: it defines form, structures surfaces, creates contours, separates and connects, traces time and space, and captures the imaginary.
The Line is omnipresent in art: it defines form, structures surfaces, creates contours, separates and connects, traces time and space, and captures the imaginary.
It has become a bit of a 鈥榯hing鈥� to take a significant 20th-century artist and juxtapose their work with that of a contemporary one.
Mona Hatoum Encounters: Giacometti review 鈥� a meeting of marvellously macabre minds
The Guardian 02 Sep, 2025This extraordinary show is a conversation, across the decades, between two kindred artists who refuse to shy away from the world鈥檚 horror and pain.
Mona Hatoum (b. 1952) has long been recognised as one of the most vital figures in contemporary art, with a voice shaped by displacement and exile, and a practice rooted in the fragility of everyday structures.
Autumn exhibitions at the major museums and galleries in London will feature an array of blockbuster shows, including the Neo-Impressionists at the National Gallery.