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Jonathan Baldock's installation, Take a Peek, transforms the windows of Hermès' London New Bond Street store.

A Dog’s Life presents the work of international artists, designers, illustrators and photographers who use dogs as their subject matter and inspiration. The exhibition explores the influence and impact that dogs have had on the artists’ practise and how dogs have become such an integral part of our lives.

Anxieties, when Shared explores the 'anxiety' that permeates our daily lives and society. The group exhibition features work created over the past five years by nine contemporary artists, spanning various genres including painting, photography, sculpture, video, sound installations, and performances.

The Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo (MOT) presents the exhibition A Personal View of Japanese Contemporary Art: Takahashi Ryutaro Collection, exploring the state of contemporary Japan from the personal viewpoint of Art Collector Takahashi Ryutaro.

Kenturah Davis joins writer Alayo Akinkugbe on A Black History of Art Presents: A Shared Gaze to discuss her practice.

Spread across six major rooms devoted to the display of the Staatsgalerie Stuttgart collection, the presentation THIS IS TOMORROW will feature contemporary pieces side by side with prominent examples of twentieth century art.

Deborah Roberts in conversation with The Phillips Collection Senior Consulting Curator Dr. Adrienne Childs will be held on July 18, 6:30-8:30 pm.

‘Postcards for Ukraine’ is an ongoing project releasing new postcards designed by international artists every two days in aid of people affected by the war.

A Gathering on Art and Land is a day centring art and design-led approaches to planting, farming, seeding, gardening and burying. 

Yinka Shonibare CBE RA's work Revolution Kid (Calf) is displayed in Kunstmuseum Den Haag's permanent collection.

Deborah Roberts features in Multiplicity, the first major museum exhibition dedicated to contemporary collage reflecting the breadth and complexity of Black identity and experiences in the United States.

Kenturah Davis joins writer, curator, and producer, Folasade Ologundudu on Light Work presents: Everything is Connected to discuss her latest exhibition clouds.

X Museum presents its third collection exhibition, titled Portrait of a Man, featuring male figures created by 61 international contemporary artists in recent years. Departing from a historical review of male portraiture, the exhibition delves into the complexities and multifaceted implications of male image and identity and explores how contemporary artists learn and unlearn from the past.

Hear Leilah Babirye in conversation with de Young's curator of African art, Natasha Becker, discussing the artist's first solo museum show in the United States, We Have a History.

Kehinde Wiley’s painting Portrait of Naomi Campbell depicts supermodel Naomi Campbell and is included in the 2024 exhibition NAOMI: In Fashion, at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. 

Yinka Shonibare CBE RA’s editions Modern Spiritual I, Modern Spiritual II and Modern Spiritual III and Clare Wood's prints Flat Foot, Unstable and Vauxhall are featured in the Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition 2024.

Aguélimuseet presents Andreas Eriksson's solo show Light on light.

Kendell Geers’s book ‘Duchamp’s Endgame’, and accompanying exhibition The Oculist Witness (at Wilde, Basel, 10 June – 17 August 2024) reveal the extensive research that Geers conducted during this crucial year in Duchamp’s career.

Wayne Gonzales features in The Swimmer, an expansive group exhibition at The FLAG Art Foundation inspired by John Cheever’s 1964 short story of the same title.