In Berlin, the reconstruction of a pair of 90s-era exhibitions prompts the question: Was Majerus the 20th century’s last conceptualist, or the new millennium’s first art-world troll?

A legend of the Viennese avante-garde flies solo in a recent exhibition of paintings and drawings at Peres Projects, Berlin.

In the picturesque town of Bergen, Norway, a group show dedicated to the ocean promised to pay tribute to the water’s siren call – and the oil tanker’s – in a port city filled with both.

Are photos political, or simply passive containers for the ideologies that produced them? Colin Lang ponders on a tour of the photography triennial RAY 21, now in its fourth iteration around Frankfurt...

At Beijing Gallery Weekend, smaller off-spaces and well-established non-profit institutions like UCCA, M Woods, and Beijing Inside-Out alike showcased the enthusiasm, energy, and drive of this propiti...

The Daata fair is here again, but pay attention, the offerings are not for the easily distracted. From formalist experiments to fictional journeys through a painted forest to pranks with a potent poli...

Matthew Lutz-Kinoy at Museum Frieder Burda – Salon Berlin

Because you couldn’t make it out in person, Bottega Veneta offered a runway in a bag, complete with photobooks and a soundtrack on green vinyl. Is Salon 01 London just the beginning?

What was once a moniker employed to criticize the wild, decorum-less painting of Henri Matisse, André Derain, and others, has now come full circle: the tail is wagging the dog.

An online-only fair founded in 2015 comes into its own in the lonely days of lockdown – and finally gives time-based media their fair due.

It was quite a week and weekends in the German-speaking lands, where Munich’s Various Others, Zurich Art Weekend, and Berlin Gallery Weekend all managed to coincide and jointly usher in the start of t...