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With texts by curator Sérgio Mah, Marco Bene, François Piron, Joël Vacheron and Sophie Cavoulacos, this Métal Hurlant publication accompanies the eponymous site-specific exhibition of Portuguese artist Alexandre Estrela.

Gerhard Richter (b. 1932) worked on his Seascapes Series from the end of the 1960s up until 1998 and this exhibition will be the first to present a broad variety of these works.

Oliver Beer: Vessel Orchestra—the first sound-based performance exhibition commissioned by The Met—is composed of 32 objects from The Met collection—sculptures, utilitarian containers, and decorative works—that together form a musical instrument.

Extensive new information is now posted online about The Metropolitan Museum of Art's upcoming exhibitions.

Sculpture sells for $91,075,000 as Koons becomes world’s most expensive living artist; 1964 Rauschenberg breaks record at $88,805,000; Post-War and Contemporary Art sales total $631,949,875 across the season.

Marking the most comprehensive solo presentation of Eliasson's work, and his first major survey in the UK, Olafur Eliasson: In real life will offer a timely opportunity to experience the immersive world of this endlessly inquisitive artist.

According to legend, the sacred image known as Our Lady of Valvanera is a "true portrait" of the Virgin Mary carved from life by Saint Luke and taken to Spain by disciples of Saint Peter.

Consisting of about forty photographs, including some of the earlier images of her mother's scarred skin, the Mother's series evokes a posthumous intimacy in which objects are transformed into potent repositories of human touch.

To understand Theaster Gates, you must first have the opportunity to see him in public. He’s charged with electricity, volcanic. The Chicago-based artist is a star in Europe, having recently been the subject of an exhibition in Basel at the Kunstmuseum, in Milan at the Prada Foundation, now in Paris at the Palais de Tokyo and since 25 April at the Gropius Bau in Berlin.