Fabricating My Own Myth – Red Threads & Silver Needles, by British artist Delaine Le Bas, brings together textiles, sculpture, and performance in a large-scale installation rooted in questions of identity, authorship, and cultural memory

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15.05.2025

Book Release: ARSHILE GORKY: NEW YORK CITY

Trace Arshile Gorky’s journey from refugee to modern art pioneer in 20th-century New York, with rare artworks, archival images, and photographs by Berenice Abbott

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15.05.2025

Jonathan O’Dea: Material – Art

Winns Gallery is delighted to announce Material – Art, an exhibition of 10 new abstract sculptures by Irish artist Jonathan O’Dea MRSS, FRSA, exploring the metaphysics and physical science of making art.

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15.05.2025

Five Artists You Should Know: Rethinking Identity, Place and Practice in Contemporary Art

Meet five contemporary artists whose work redefines identity, place and practice — from textile rituals to climate fiction and cultural resistance

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14.05.2025

3 Sportstars Who Are Recognised Artists

A growing number of sports figures are making their mark in the arts — from painting and sculpture to photography and design. For some, creative expression becomes a therapeutic outlet after retirement. For others, it runs parallel to their competitive careers on the field

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14.05.2025

Eilen Itzel Mena Confronts Invisibility Through Ritual and Ancestral Abstraction

Eilen Itzel Mena, an Afro-Dominican American artist, brings the Bronx and the Caribbean to life in bold, expressive works that declare presence, heritage, and power

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14.05.2025

Katharina Grosse: Wunderbild

From June 5 to September 14, 2025, Deichtorhallen Hamburg will present Wunderbild, a major work by Katharina Grosse, alongside a new site-specific installation created especially for Hamburg

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13.05.2025

Suzanne Blank Redstone: Catching Light

CLOSE Gallery opens a major retrospective this week devoted to American artist Suzanne Blank Redstone, whose career spans more than sixty years

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13.05.2025

Monica Maja: Primavera Curated By Lee Sharrock

London-based artist Monica Maja Richardson draws inspiration from her Italian roots and the arrival of spring for her new solo exhibition Primavera. Monica Maja Richardson: Primavera is curated by Culturalee Founder Lee Sharrock

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13.05.2025

Lorenzo Quinn: The New Age of Bronze

Miart Gallery London has opened two new locations in Istanbul with an exhibition by Italian sculptor Lorenzo Quinn, marking the artist’s largest show to date. The exhibition features 80 works—including both sculptures and paintings

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13.05.2025

Freya Fang Wang Lets the Painting Lead, in the Taoist Spirit of Wu Wei

Freya Fang Wang’s abstract paintings, shaped by Taoist thought and a cross-cultural lens, embrace process and intuition over polish—offering a quiet but resonant alternative to spectacle

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13.05.2025

Valerie Wang on Hoo Mojong’s Afterlife in Art and the Mission of the BAO Foundation

Curator Valerie Wang explores the legacy of Chinese modernist Hoo Mojong in a landmark Hong Kong retrospective, examining how Eastern aesthetics and overlooked narratives are reshaping global art history

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10.05.2025

Book Release: William Kentridge: Self-Portrait as a Coffee-Pot

This new artist’s book from Hauser & Wirth Publishers is a translation into book form of South African artist William Kentridge’s film series Self-Portrait as a Coffee-Pot,

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10.05.2025

Bob Dylan: Point Blank

On 9 May, Halcyon will open Point Blank, a new exhibition of paintings by Bob Dylan, marking his return to the visual arts with a collection of 97 works on paper.

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09.05.2025

Five Exhibitions To See In London In May 2025

Discover five standout art exhibitions to see in London in May 2025, featuring works from emerging and established artists across painting, sculpture, and immersive installation

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09.05.2025

How a London Art Agency Is Rewriting the Rules of the Art World—for Women

Sensity Studio is leading a new era in the art world—where power, purpose, and feminism intersect. No longer confined to elite galleries, today’s gatekeepers are bold, mission-driven women reshaping how art is created, represented, and seen

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09.05.2025

Art For Your Oceans

WWF and Artwise curators in association with Sotheby’s are excited to announce Art For Your Oceans, a selling exhibition of specially commissioned works by 16 leading international artists

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06.05.2025

When London fails, go to Somerset (or a rural area of your choosing)

Curator Isabella Bornholt and Hauser & Wirth spotlight bold risk-taking in rural galleries, challenging London's fading dominance in the art market

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03.05.2025

Greg Deda: The Ambiguous Beauty of Imagined Realities

Explore the surreal, symbolic worlds of Greg Deda, where myth, memory, and magic realism blur across layered, dreamlike canvases

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02.05.2025

Martin Creed: EVERYTHING IS GOING TO BE ALRIGHT

Camden Arts Projects, a new nonprofit arts space in London’s Camden, opens its doors with a major exhibition by Turner Prize winner Martin Creed, spotlighting both established and emerging talent in contemporary art and film

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02.05.2025

Book Release: Yinka Ilori’s You Are an Artist: A Bold New Book of Creative Affirmation

Yinka Ilori’s You Are an Artist offers bold affirmations and vibrant design—an inspiring call to creativity in uncertain times

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01.05.2025

Greg Deda: Vision & Value

An exclusive London exhibition at Chelsea Fine Art Gallery presents Vision & Value, the latest collection by Canadian artist Greg Deda, exploring the intersection of artistic expression and cultural investment.

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30.04.2025

Jemila Isa: Framing Black Womanhood Through the Lens of Faith and Memory

Emerging artist Jemila Isa explores Black womanhood, faith, and memory through evocative works that blur the lines between reverence, resistance, and reflection.

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28.04.2025

Michaela Yearwood-Dan: No Time for Despair

Experience Michaela Yearwood-Dan’s debut exhibition at Hauser & Wirth London, featuring vibrant paintings, sculptures and immersive installations that celebrate community, joy and abundance, enhanced by a sound collaboration with composer Alex Gruz

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25.04.2025

Katrina Aleksa on the Gift, the Gesture, and the Future of Luxury

Katrina Aleksa, London art adviser and curator, explores the intimate power of gifting in an age of fleeting experiences and algorithmic taste

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24.04.2025

MotoArto Founders Marchella de Angelis and Kim Shaylor Steer Car Culture into the Art World

Discover how MotoArto blends contemporary art and car culture. Founders Marchella de Angelis and Kim Shaylor turn vehicles into powerful creative canvases

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24.04.2025

Æmen Ededéen (Joshua Hagler): from the Glass Dream Game

In his debut solo booth, Æmen Ededéen (Joshua Hagler) unveils The Glass Dream Game, a richly layered project drawing on art, philosophy, science, and literature to explore the interplay of memory, knowledge, and experience

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23.04.2025

Hoo Mojong: Objects of Play

Discover the centennial retrospective of Hoo Mojong at Asia Society Hong Kong, featuring nearly 100 works that trace her global modernist journey and overlooked impact on 20th-century art

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22.04.2025

David Hockney 25

A sweeping exhibition at the Fondation Louis Vuitton traces seven decades of David Hockney’s work, revealing an artist still experimenting, still observing, and still very much in motion

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19.04.2025

Levine Aronovich: The staging of the costumed body

Discover Levine Aronovich’s black-and-white photography capturing Easter rituals in Southern Italy—where costume, tradition, and devotion come to life.

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18.04.2025

Eileen Perrier: A Thousand Small Stories

Discover Eileen Perrier’s powerful portraits exploring Black British identity, kinship and place — celebrating 30 years of photography at Autograph, London

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18.04.2025

Sketch in Bloom: A Tribute to Jane Austen, Celebrating 250 Years of Literary Legacy

Sketch Mayfair transforms into a lush tribute to Jane Austen, celebrating 250 years with floral installations inspired by her novels and English gardens

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17.04.2025

Calum Hall, Creative Debuts, and the Artist’s Right to Be Seen

Discover how Creative Debuts founder Calum Hall is breaking gallery walls to champion emerging artists and make art accessible in unexpected spaces

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16.04.2025

France 24 Explores Brazil’s Cultural Influence in The Art of Change, a New Three-Part Series

Discover Brazil’s vibrant creative scene in France 24’s new series, exploring music, cinema & fashion as part of the France-Brazil 2025 cultural season

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16.04.2025

Tattoo. Histories of the Mediterranean

An immersive exhibition at Marseille’s Centre de la Vieille Charité traces the rich history of tattooing in the Mediterranean, from ancient rituals to modern art

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15.04.2025

Olesia Komarova: Raising the Profile of Women Authors and Visible Women UK with Fundraising book-edge Art Project

Illustrator Olesia Komarova honours British women writers with hand-painted fore-edge books in a fundraising project for Visible Women UK

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15.04.2025

Pallitt: Where Objects Become Art and the New Era of Art Collecting

London’s Pallitt studio is quietly reshaping the art world—turning everyday objects into one-of-a-kind works through collaborations with contemporary artists and cult brands

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15.04.2025

James Vaulkhard: Where the Land Remembers and the American Sublime

Artist James Vaulkhard captures the American sublime in haunting landscapes shaped by memory, contradiction, and 5,000 miles of open road

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15.04.2025

Paola Estrella: The Cenote Ring

Paola Estrella’s Cenote Ring blends myth, movement and immersive art in a powerful live performance beneath the historic arches of Stone Nest

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13.04.2025

Cj Hendry’s New Exhibition, Keff Joons, Finds Levity in the Absurd

In Keff Joons, artist Cj Hendry offers a wry, sculptural response to Jeff Koons, turning balloons into playful studies of form, collapse and impermanence

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Delaine Le Bas: Fabricating My Own Myth – Red Threads & Silver Needles

Book Release: ARSHILE GORKY: NEW YORK CITY

Jonathan O’Dea: Material – Art

Five Artists You Should Know: Rethinking Identity, Place and Practice in Contemporary Art

3 Sportstars Who Are Recognised Artists

Eilen Itzel Mena Confronts Invisibility Through Ritual and Ancestral Abstraction

Katharina Grosse: Wunderbild

Suzanne Blank Redstone: Catching Light

Monica Maja: Primavera Curated By Lee Sharrock

Lorenzo Quinn: The New Age of Bronze

Freya Fang Wang Lets the Painting Lead, in the Taoist Spirit of Wu Wei

Valerie Wang on Hoo Mojong’s Afterlife in Art and the Mission of the BAO Foundation

Book Release: William Kentridge: Self-Portrait as a Coffee-Pot

Bob Dylan: Point Blank

Five Exhibitions To See In London In May 2025

How a London Art Agency Is Rewriting the Rules of the Art World—for Women

Art For Your Oceans

When London fails, go to Somerset (or a rural area of your choosing)

Greg Deda: The Ambiguous Beauty of Imagined Realities

Martin Creed: EVERYTHING IS GOING TO BE ALRIGHT

Book Release: Yinka Ilori’s You Are an Artist: A Bold New Book of Creative Affirmation

Greg Deda: Vision & Value

Jemila Isa: Framing Black Womanhood Through the Lens of Faith and Memory

Michaela Yearwood-Dan: No Time for Despair

Katrina Aleksa on the Gift, the Gesture, and the Future of Luxury

MotoArto Founders Marchella de Angelis and Kim Shaylor Steer Car Culture into the Art World

Æmen Ededéen (Joshua Hagler): from the Glass Dream Game

Hoo Mojong: Objects of Play

David Hockney 25

Levine Aronovich: The staging of the costumed body

Eileen Perrier: A Thousand Small Stories

Sketch in Bloom: A Tribute to Jane Austen, Celebrating 250 Years of Literary Legacy

Calum Hall, Creative Debuts, and the Artist’s Right to Be Seen

France 24 Explores Brazil’s Cultural Influence in The Art of Change, a New Three-Part Series

Tattoo. Histories of the Mediterranean

Olesia Komarova: Raising the Profile of Women Authors and Visible Women UK with Fundraising book-edge Art Project

Pallitt: Where Objects Become Art and the New Era of Art Collecting

James Vaulkhard: Where the Land Remembers and the American Sublime

Paola Estrella: The Cenote Ring

Cj Hendry’s New Exhibition, Keff Joons, Finds Levity in the Absurd

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