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Artsy spent an evening at The Watermill Center for this year’s Summer Festival, “Limitless Time.” ✨ The night doubled as a celebration of founder Robert Wilson, whose vision still shapes every corner of the property a year after his passing. We wandered through installations and performances across the grounds, in support of Watermill’s year-round residency, education, and public programs, featuring works by Laurie Anderson and Shane Weeks, Pina Bausch, Charles Chemin, Isabelle Huppert, Lucinda

Step into the fog ☁️ The Rotunda at the Bourse de Commerce has been transformed by pioneering Japanese artist Fujiko Nakaya with Cloud #07156, an immersive Fog Sculpture that invites visitors to wander through a landscape of real water vapour. Created using high-pressure pumps and fine nozzles, the ever-changing installation responds to its surroundings, revealing and concealing Tadao Ando’s iconic Rotunda as visitors move through it. 📍 Bourse de Commerce, Paris 🗓️ On view as part of Clair-obscu

NOW ON VIEW: “Tarot! Renaissance Symbols, Modern Visions” 🃏 This show traces the tarot deck from its origins as a Milanese court game to a source of endless artistic inspiration—including cards from the 1450s, Surrealist decks made when artists were stranded in Marseille during World War II, and contemporary renditions centering women, the African diaspora, and more. Highlights include works by Leonora Carrington, Salvador Dalí, Elizabeth Colomba, and Chris Ofili. See it through October 4th and

The 3 museum shows we're most excited about this summer 👀 Find more in our bio. 1. Frida Kahlo at Tate Modern, London 2. “The Cubists” at Pompidou Seoul 3. Pierre Huyghe’s “Uumwelt” at MoMA, NYC Featuring @Josie - art editor

After all, the epic explores universal human concerns such as displacement, identity, fate, free will, resilience, and the search for home. These themes have made “The Odyssey” a continual source of inspiration for artists across centuries, as it remains a powerful metaphor for the human search for meaning, purpose, and home. Here are five contemporary artworks that engage with Homer’s enduring epic. Continue reading in Artsy Editorial through our bio link 🤳

At Pace Gallery in Los Angeles, “37 Dimensions” showcases new work by Mika Tajima, marking the artists first solo exhibition with Pace in the city of her birth. Centered on her new series “24 Hour Cosmos,” the exhibition transforms global news and social data into luminous abstract works, exploring how technology, perception, and human experience are increasingly intertwined. Discover the standout show on Artsy through our bio link ✨

Join Artsy for an art tour of @aliceandolivia founder Stacey Bendet’s home in New York’s iconic Dakota Building. Renovated under the creative direction of Swedish designer Louise Kugelberg Schnabel, her home features a triptych by Francesco Clemente, hand-painted tiles by Lola Schnabel, an Old Master work by Antonio Molinari, and plenty of other vibrant surprises. For Bendet, collecting isn’t about investment or status—it’s about friendship and preserving memories. #StaceyBendet #LivingWithArt

Tate Modern opens the first major exhibition to explore how Frida Kahlo (1907–1954) became a global icon and a key influence on a generation of artists. The show brings together over 30 of her rare paintings and iconic self-portraits, tracing her rise from a relatively unknown painter to a worldwide cultural phenomenon. The gallery features her legendary Tehuana dresses, treasured jewellery, and private photographs, alongside the iconic artwork that defined her style. From her early Surrealist c

The world’s leading fair for modern and contemporary art returns to Basel, bringing together over 200 leading galleries and more than 4,000 artists from across five continents. From blue-chip masterpieces to emerging voices, Art Basel continues to be the epicenter of the global art world. 🗓️ On view June 18–21, 2026, at Messe Basel.

🔊 Artsy Booth Hop: Art Basel 2026 Edition🇨🇭 This year, the fair debuts “Basel Exclusive,” where galleries unveil select artworks on VIP opening day. Follow Casey Lesser, Artsy’s editor in chief, for a first look at these works, plus highlights from across the fair.