Yuki Onodera’s 'L’instant déplacé' at the Centre d’Art Contemporain de Royan showcases her enduring photographic investigations, which challenge the medium’s representational function by intervening directly in its chemical and material processes.
Shilpa Gupta’s 'One Palm Closer to the Sky' at GAM Milan thoughtfully examines the persistence of hope and individual freedom within prevailing systems of control, employing diverse media to forge a dialogue with the museum’s nineteenth-century collection.
From a Cretan iconographer, El Greco's artistic evolution through Venice and Rome culminated in Toledo, where his unique blend of Byzantine heritage and Western innovation produced the singular visual theology of Spanish painting.
Jonathan Baldock's "Held" exhibition at the Arnolfini Gallery directly engages visitors with an interactive textile sculpture while interrogating themes of touch, communal experience, and the maternal through a diverse craft-based practice.
The National Portrait Gallery presents a compelling 17th-century double portrait of Prince Rupert and an unidentified Black youth, driving scholarly inquiry into early representations and connections to the Virginia Company.
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