The New Atlas of Digital Art in Milan explores technology’s impact on art, emphasizing immersive experiences and innovative collaborations in digital creativity.

Spanish artist Lidó Rico’s exhibition, The Revelation, intertwines contemporary art with historical treasures, transforming the Art Museum RIGA BOURSE until August 23, 2026.

LACMA’s Block Party & Art Parade celebrates the new David Geffen Galleries, embracing community, creativity, and accessibility in Los Angeles.

Helen Frankenthaler’s exhibition at Kunstmuseum Basel showcases her artistic evolution, highlighting her innovative techniques and historical influences across six decades.

Swiss artist Eko33 launches “Specular Cortex,” a limited collection of generative artworks blending digital innovation and human perception during Art Basel 2026.

Pierre Huyghe’s exhibition at Fondation Beyeler merges art and ecosystem, challenging traditional views through dynamic, evolving interactions until September 13, 2026.

Zero 10 at Art Basel 2026 highlights the integration of digital art, featuring 20 exhibitors and promoting accessible engagement with contemporary works.

Lion King is an NFT collection that combines cultural heritage with digital artistry, celebrating lions as symbols of strength and leadership.

Vincenzo De Bellis leads Art Basel’s strategic shifts, emphasizing in-person art experiences amid market challenges, introducing Basel Exclusive for unique works.

Clarence Heyward’s vandalized self-portrait, displayed at HMAAC, symbolizes resilience and prompts dialogue on identity and cultural vulnerability.

The Goodricke Collection auction at Christie’s sold for £18.91 million, showcasing South Asian Modern art’s rising global appeal and record-setting values.

David Hockney, a celebrated British artist, passed away at 88, leaving a legacy of innovation, vibrant art, and cultural impact.

Xie Nanxing’s exhibition “Fugitive Figuration” showcases 30 years of art, exploring the dynamic interplay between figuration and abstraction in painting.

A new exhibition at the William Trent House Museum challenges visitors to rethink American freedoms through contemporary art and poetry.