Andrés Reisinger is now at the Fuorisalone with an installation at Nilufar Lancetti. The artist, famous for reimagining a Wonderland 2.0, punctuated by fluffy architecture, interdimensional portals and boundless sunsets, has become famous on social media and is now ready for bigger challenges, those with reality.

In Russian, instead of "painting" a picture, artists often call it "writing" a picture, because for them, writing is taking away a part of themselves to give a part of value. That way of speaking must have influenced Ivan, so his journey to art was as long as the journey of self-study, diligently searching for his own originality.

The brutality in his portrait works has become a characteristic, making his name reach beyond any concept or definition.

Loved by Justin Bieber and Robert Downey Jr., the artist presents his new works for the 60th anniversary of Astro Boy, a new work for the Art Miami Fair and his solo exhibition in 2024.

Il Salotto di Milano proposes "Anime Fiorite", the second photographic exhibition of the Lebanese artist curated by Simona Gervasio.

Designer Tia-Thuy Nguyen crafted "Flower of Life," showcased in France on November 18.

Caleb Han Quintana, an American artist, creates works that leave a deep lingering impression of colour and light in ordinary scenes.

As multidisciplinary artist YazXL takes over The Standard Ibiza for Halloween, L’OFFICIEL IBIZA caught up with the cult creator to learn more about the dystopian coastal fantasy she’s dubbed ‘Radioactive Beach.’

A community artist who listens to sad boy rap and creates art for the public has joined the bubbling Monaco art scene. Might his large-scale murals bring some new light to the country already larger than life?

On the occasion of his next solo exhibitions in New York and Paris, Daniel Arsham will commemorate the 20th anniversary of his collaboration with Emmanuel Perrotin. The artist will revisit his work to examine and reflect on his lifelong fascination with the complexities of materiality and space.

This autumn, the Royal Academy of Arts in London will present the first major retrospective devoted to Marina Abramović in the United Kingdom. In more than 50 years of career, the famous Serbian artist has made performance an artistic practice in its own right.