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Wilding, the first posthumous exhibition of Jaune Quick-to-See Smith’s work in a public institution, will open at Fruitmarket.

Join artist Caroline Walker and author Alex Hyde in conversation to celebrate the launch of the new book Caroline Walker: Mothering.

Caroline Walker features in M(otherhood)s, a group exhibition at The Denison Museum that explores the many ways care, identity, and connection take shape across time and culture.

Hear Jonathan Baldock in conversation with writer Sacha Coward at JUPITER RISING X EAF25 festival on Saturday 16 August.

Stephen Friedman Gallery is pleased to announce co-representation of Brooklyn-based, Brazilian artist Ana Cláudia Almeida ahead of the artist's upcoming exhibition Over Again at our New York gallery.

Hulda Guzmán: Miracle Fruits is an essential introduction to the vibrant universe of the Dominican artist.

On the occassion of her ten year anniversary with Fire Island Artist Residency (FIAR), Leilah Babirye gives an artist talk.

We are pleased to announce that Leilah Babirye’s sculpture Nakimbugwe from the Kuchu Royal Family of Buganda (2024) has been acquired by de Young Museum.

Denzil Forrester features in 'No Such Thing as Society 1980–1990' as part of Modern and Contemporary British Art at Tate Britain. On display is Forrester’s monumental painting 'Three Wicked Men' (1982). The...

Rivane Neuenschwander is a part of For Children. Art Stories since 1968, a group exhibition that explores childhood and what it means to create artworks for young audiences.

Connection is a group exhibition bringing together what it means to "connect" – with ourselves, with others, or with places that are significant to us. The exhibition explores relationships from romantic to platonic and familial, inviting viewers to reflect on their own sense of self and awareness of their bodies, alongside the spaces they occupy.

Curated by artist and former makeup artist Cathy Lomax, Blusher: Art, Makeup, Materiality explores the aesthetic and cultural significance of makeup, entangled with themes of identity, gender and ritual.

More than Human is a group exhibition bringing together art, science and radical thinking. This is the first major exhibition on a growing movement of 'more-than-human' design.

A new limited edition print Megascops Stangaie (2025) by Sarah Ball will be released by Migrate Art on 10 July 2025.

Women's Work (2025) is a new 60-minute documentary directed by Nicola Black about artist Caroline Walker. Several of Walker's works are on display in the group exhibition Labour of Love: Economies of Care in Contemporary Art at Glucksman in Cork, Ireland. To close the exhibition, they invite you to join the Irish premiere of Women's Work.

Rivane Neunschwander features in the 5th edition of the Autostrada Biennale in Prizren.  This year's edition invites artists from all over the world to help foster connections between contemporary art and local heritage. 

Jonathan Baldock features in the group show Talisman, a group exhibition of LGBTQIA+ artists curated by Gemma Rolls-Bentley and E-J Scott.

Women's Work is a new documentary directed by Nicola Black, about internationally acclaimed artist Caroline Walker, whose work explores the diverse social, economic and cultural experiences of women living in contemporary society.

Marking the 25th anniversary of the Royal Drawing School, this exhibition showcases drawings from renowned artists and alumni across diverse creative fields, celebrating the power of drawing in their practice.

In Other Worlds: Acts of Translation engages with the theme of translation through storytelling and myth, history and memory, language and materiality.