During the summer months, Kristen Abbott likes to go on what she calls “leaf walks.”

Zorio’s production represents a continuum, with its roots in his first anti-form and post-Minimal, process-oriented sculptures from the mid-1960s. This show featured 11 works from six decades.

In the face of several high-stakes challenges, Syed’s debut U.S. show opened at the Newark Museum and showed how beauty can deceive across two continents.

Its Yu Kil-Chun Gallery of Korean Art and Culture is a reinstallation that uses the institution’s own pioneering collection devoted to the peninsula to commemorate a key period of cultural exchange.

A new and immersive temporary art instillation is set to transform St Helier, a Jersey charity says.

A sculpture of a horse has been fenced off for safety reasons after it began to lean less than three months after it was installed.

Zambia's notorious "black mountains" - huge heaps of mining waste that scar the Copperbelt skyline - are deeply personal to Stary Mwaba, one of the country's leading visual artists.

More than a thousand items have been donated to what organisers say is the largest-ever exhibition of the UK's hobbies.

When the National Galleries of Scotland first approached Andy Goldsworthy about a show to mark his 50th year as an artist, they expected him to focus on one of their outdoor spaces.

The Tate Modern has announced it will extend its weekend opening hours in the autumn.

Artist Amy Sherald announced that she would be canceling her National Portrait Gallery show after learning that the museum was considering removing her Black transgender take on the Statue of Liberty from “American Sublime.”

The Nottingham-based photographer was in Tokyo when he spotted this graphic combination of shadow and light

Kikuji Kawada's work, 'Endless Map–Invisible,' draws from poignant moments in the artist's long career

A Sculptor of Systems and Subversion

I admit when you first emailed me about this show, and its title, and all those ideas buzzing around in your head, I felt like I should figure it out.