London’s HOFA Gallery is hosting a groundbreaking digital art exhibition, ‘SPACES,’ showcasing works by leading artists who utilize telekinetic robotic arms, artificial intelligence, and cutting-edge technology to push the boundaries of creativity. The exhibition features captivating pieces by Sougwen Chung, Krista Kim, Refik Anadol, and more, offering a glimpse into the future of art and its convergence with the digital realm.
The Warehouse, a unique art space in Dallas, showcases the Rachofsky’s extensive contemporary art collection. This oasis fosters dialogue and understanding, offering a glimpse into the most important works of modern and contemporary art. Their latest exhibition, “A Product of Time,” celebrates 25 years of the TWOxTWO for AIDS and Art benefit auction, highlighting art addressing the most pressing issues of our time.
Four renowned Indian women artists, Nalini Malani, Nilima Sheikh, Madhvi Parekh, and Arpita Singh, reflect on their shared journey breaking into India’s male-dominated art scene in the 1970s. This conversation highlights their inspirations, challenges, and the enduring relevance of their work, particularly in light of the upcoming exhibition, ‘The Imaginary Institution of India: Art in 1975-1998,’ at the Barbican Centre in London.
Renowned portrait photographer Pari Dukovic returns to his roots in Istanbul with his latest exhibition, “From Istanbul to New York: A Photographer’s Journey.” This showcase, hosted in the historic Sismanoglio Megaro building, presents a chronological journey through Dukovic’s life, from his early beginnings in Istanbul to his rise to prominence in New York. The exhibition features stunning portraits of iconic figures, including Barack Obama, David Lynch, and Lionel Messi, reflecting Dukovic’s dynamic style and signature use of color.
Roppongi Art Night, a city-wide art festival held annually in Tokyo, transforms Roppongi into a massive, immersive art experience. This year’s theme is ‘Urban, Art, and the Future Festival’, featuring approximately 40 programs from over 30 artists across museums, cultural institutions, and public spaces. Don’t miss out on the mesmerizing light installations, captivating performances, and unique exhibitions, all set against the backdrop of this vibrant city.
Mumbai’s art scene is getting a major boost with the launch of India Art Fair Contemporary, a new fair dedicated to showcasing contemporary art and design. The fair, set to take place from November 13-16, 2025, promises a dynamic and immersive experience, with a focus on emerging talent and cutting-edge art forms. This new event joins Mumbai’s existing art scene, highlighting the growing interest in contemporary art within the city.
A stunning new mural, titled “Shagi,” has been unveiled at the Port of Toronto Cruise Ship Terminal, celebrating Indigenous culture and the deep connection of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation to the land and waters of Toronto. Created by renowned Anishinabek artist Que Rock, the mural features the Clan of the Cranes, with the majestic Great Blue Heron as its centerpiece. This collaboration between PortsToronto, Chief Claire Sault, and Que Rock exemplifies a shared commitment to recognizing and honoring Indigenous heritage.
Sotheby’s brings an exhibition of Mexican female surrealists to Seoul, showcasing the powerful works of artists like Frida Kahlo, Remedios Varo, and Leonora Carrington. The exhibition highlights the unique artistic contributions of these women and the vibrant cultural environment of Mexico in the 20th century.
A Two-Spirit couple, Sean Snyder and Adrian Matthias Stevens, showcased their stunning beaded replica of a Hermès Birkin bag at the Santa Fe Indian Market, winning the top beadwork ribbon. Their intricate design, inspired by traditional Indigenous beadwork and their own cultural heritage, reflects their artistry and connection to their ancestry.
Guerlain’s annual art exhibition at their iconic Champs-Élysées location will take visitors on a journey through South Korean culture. ‘Good Morning Korea, Au pays du matin calme’ showcases a diverse range of artists from different generations, offering a multifaceted perspective on the country’s art, technology, and society.
