A deer that collapses, decomposes, and rebuilds itself in an endless loop. Julius von Bismarck’s 'Das Reh' (2024), presented at Art Basel, is a life-sized

At the opening of Katja Pudor's new exhibition at Kunstmuseum Villa Zanders, Pudor created a drawing live before the audience. In 'The Prepared Space –

At Art Basel 2026, British artist Ryan Gander presented 'I’ve felt everything I’m going to feel – The Unspeakable World', an animatronic installation. Amid monumental

Yefah Kulu Shay'a work 'Burple', presented at Art Basel Miami Beach, positions him within a growing wave of conceptual artists using material as performance. 🟣

‘Global Convenience’ by Trevor Wheatley, Cosmo Dean, and Puncture Design transforms a familiar corner store into a floating public artwork at Toronto’s waterfront. Installed during

Designed by Colby Geary (also known through his design platform ForgeCore), this piece sits somewhere between game, sculpture, and experiment in material thinking. His now

Natalie Gee is a sculptor working in one of the most direct and physically demanding traditions in contemporary art—stone carving at its source. Rather than

Carlota Pérez de Castro doesn’t just paint—she dances the painting into existence. 💃🏼 The Madrid-born multidisciplinary artist merges flamenco, performance, and abstraction into a single

‘Eyes Half Open’ marks Goki Muramoto’s first solo exhibition in the United States—an immersive exploration of how we see, remember, and construct reality. The exhibition

German artist Simon Schubert creates hauntingly detailed “drawings” without ever using ink or paint. Instead, he folds and creases single sheets of white paper into