From Noah Davis’s empathetic figuration at the Barbican to Arpita Singh’s layered narratives at Serpentine, two London exhibitions show painting confronting social realities and sparking dialogue.

Skilled artists at Ringling College of Art and Design are using their skills to help law enforcement officers from across the ...

Toronto Comicon is set to open its doors on the weekend of March 14. Attendees will be able to meet a variety of celebrities from their favorite media. Robert Pattinson is superb as Mickey 17 ...

Davis portrayed scenes in which Black people could truly recognize themselves, eschewing stereotypical depictions and imbuing his subjects with a sense of the surreal. In one of the early and major ...

Well, folks, we've officially reached that part of February in which every single person I interact with—including myself—is just plain over it. Over the snow. Over the cold. Over it.

From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The Independent is on the ground when the story is developing. Whether it's investigating the financials of Elon Musk's pro-Trump PAC or ...

To celebrate Ghost's highly-anticipated new album Skeletá, we've teamed up with the purple-drenched occultists for a deliciously devilish bundle – a copy of the album on vinyl with an exclusive ...

parrasch heijnen presents Back At Cha – A Celebration of Alonzo Davis, a group exhibition commemorating the life and accomplishments of Alonzo Davis (1942-2025) and his impact on the multitude of ...

It’s show not only about the earth but also about about that which sustains us: food, belonging, dreams and art.

A dubious “Van Gogh” has sparked a battle between technology, connoisseurs, and the high-stakes art market. What does AI, which is transforming art authentication, have to say about the verdict?

One hundred years ago, a sprawling international exhibition was staged in Paris. It was intended to dazzle visitors with all that was new in architecture, design, fashion, and jewelry, and to ...