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Sculptor Bernard Pagès died on Tuesday 13 October at the age of 86. A founding figure of Supports/Surfaces, he helped shift attention toward materials, structure and the way an artwork holds together.

The Courtauld Gallery is hosting Salman Toor’s first solo show in Europe, on view until 10 January 2027. Someone Like You brings together 19 paintings and a room of drawings spanning seven years of…

The exhibition Ni Dieu ni maître! is on view at La Piscine in Roubaix. It brings together works from different periods, from Courbet to Banksy, to show how art can become a form of resistance.

In Vermeer’s Afterlives, historian Ruth Bernard Yeazell traces how Johannes Vermeer has continued to shape painting, cinema, poetry, and literature. The book also shows how an artist once nearly…

In Amsterdam, the Van Gogh Museum has reached a funding deal that should allow it to remain open. The announcement follows a long campaign for additional public money for renovations the museum said…

The New York Times revisits Goya through a museum piece in Zaragoza and asks why he still feels so present. The short answer in the summary is that his images of society remain sharply critical, and…

The Museum of the Moving Image presents Overexposed: Art, Technology, and the Body through January 3, 2027. The show links cinema, X-rays, and contemporary art to trace how technical images changed…

In Paris, the Bourse de Commerce is showing “Remember Me,” an exhibition of 700 prints by major figures in the history of photography. The display brings together works from different eras, but the…

The Musée Picasso is showing Kurt Schwitters in Paris through more than 300 works and documents. The presentation highlights an artist who turned deconstruction into a working method.

L’Atelier Géant shares a beginner’s guide to English calligraphy with artist Marie Tiburce. It focuses on the tools, paper and hand control needed to approach this 17th-century cursive script.

Louvre Abu Dhabi has named Souraya Noujaim as its new director. She already knows the institution well, having led its scientific activities and collections for five years.

The Bilbao Museum of Fine Arts has presented Agravitas, an extension designed by Norman Foster and Luis Maria Uriarte. The project will significantly expand the museum and reshape how its collections…