War through a painter's eye: National Army Museum unveils forgotten voices of conflict
The exhibition challenges the perception of historical war art by emphasizing the significant contributions of women artists who created military paintings despite social barriers.
One of JMW Turner's earliest paintings rediscovered after 150 years
A rediscovered painting by JMW Turner, attributed incorrectly for 150 years, emphasizes the significance of art attribution in understanding an artist's legacy.
Dexter Dalwood: 'If we want art history to change, we need to include artists in creating shows'
Dalwood's recent works reinterpret historical events like Bloody Sunday and The Blitz, combining elements of art history with popular narrative for a modern perspective.
Seeing God in nature: US National Gallery exhibition celebrates art from the dawn of European natural history
Jan van Kessel and Joris Hoefnagel's paintings celebrate the beauty of nature, showcasing meticulous detail and the delight of insects in their artwork.
Brooklyn Museum Announces Bold Summer Lineup With Immersive Installations And Major Debuts
The Brooklyn Museum presents an exciting array of contemporary and historical exhibitions this summer, highlighting immersive art experiences and innovative installations.
March's must-see exhibitions: Edvard Munch, Roman marvels and an overlooked artist who 'revolutionised' sculpture
The art world is preparing for a spring of significant exhibitions opening in March, focusing on diverse artistic legacies and historical art movements.
Long-lost anti-fascist mural from 1930s restored and back on show in Mexico
The mural, titled The Struggle Against Terrorism, covers a 40ft wall in a colonial courtyard in Morelia, Michoacan and depicts a history of persecution and resistance.