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The underwater sculpture park in Miami Beach will act as a kind of reef to help regrow damaged coral in the area.

It’s the latest in a string of significant discoveries at the historic site this year—and was unveiled in a splashy ceremony.

Inka Essenhigh's fantastical landscapes, on view at Miles McEnery Gallery, are a perfect escape from the anxieties of the world today.

Can a politician get sued for plagiarizing another's speech? And how can artists use pop music in their work without getting into trouble?

Read an excerpt and see images from the new book "The Art of the Occult: A Visual Sourcebook for the Modern Mystic."

Five defendants are on trial for the attempted theft of a cultural artifact from the Musée du quai Branly in Paris.

The artist retains a love for her homeland, though she admits, Britain is going through a traumatic time with Brexit right now

Wellington, New Zealand has collaborated with Grande Exhibitions to present a unique outdoor experience of Vincent van Gogh's art.

These are the international initiatives and galleries supporting young artists in challenging times

Katharina Grosse’s latest installation transcends the boundaries of the Hamburger Bahnhof - Museum für Gegenwart as it erupts into a sprawling kaleidoscope. From varicolored surges inside to the vast paintings on the ground and nearby outdoor walls, "It Wasn't Us" is an expansive artwork on the site

Contemporary Art Daily. A Daily Journal of International Exhibitions. | Artist: Scott Benzel Venue: Bel Ami, Los Angeles Exhibition Title: Mindless Pleasures Date: August 1 – September 26, 2020 Click here to view slideshow Full

We speak to the actor, art advocate and podcaster about discovering up-and-coming artists, helping them grow, and his latest curatorial endeavour with Bombay Sapphire

Reopened its gallery doors for the first time since the beginning of the global pandemic, Artrust brings together a group show of their four artists.

Performance art has likely been the genre most affected by months of lockdown. Here's how the medium is reinventing itself to survive.

Patricia Marroquin Norby—the Metropolitan Museum of Art's first curator of Native American art—on her plans for its new Indigenous art program

Developed by Purdue University scientists, a new super-white acrylic paint reflects 95.5 percent of sunlight.

Since fleeing Uganda for the US, Leilah Babiyre is now taking the New York art scene by storm. Ahead of her second solo exhibition at Gordon Robichaux, the artist discusses her new, regal sculptures, which transform found objects into visions of

Our round-up of the best outdoor indoor art exhibitions to see during Frieze Week 2020 in London

Called on to interpret Veuve Clicquot’s premium cuvée, La Grande Dame, the Japanese artist creates a limited-edition sculpture with flowers, polka dots and a message of hope

The New Jersey-based artist offers insights into her favorite fabrics and the artists she finds most inspiring right now.

Hayao Miyazaki is behind films including "Castle in the Sky," "Princess Mononoke," and the Oscar-winning "Spirited Away."

The second edition of RIBOCA, first conceived as a response to apocalyptic narratives and now deftly adapted to the age of Covid-19, carries themes that feel more potent than ever

Three reflective spheres hover above the courtyard of Florence's Palazzo Strozzi in Tomás Saraceno’s immersive installation.  The metallic orbs mirror the historic Renaissance architecture in addition to visitors who pass by, while marking the entrance to the imagined space that explores life beyond