Four galleries in Manhattan's lower east side with exhibitions worth seeing between February and April; Lyles & King, Grimm, Jack Hanley & Canada Gallery.

Tarsila do Amaral’s first solo exhibit in the US, on view at the Museum of Modern Art through June 3rd. Her work, widely celebrated in her native Brazil, is foundational for Brazilian modern art, and remains relevant to contemporary art today.

With an expanding collector base in Latin America, particularly in Mexico City, Zona Maco art fair has emerged as a focal international hub showcasing the brilliance of the region and its artists.

Art has long been the cultural realm where artists investigate and illustrate the enigmatic landscape of the human condition. Here are 3 NYC gallery exhibitions in which artists confront humanity’s shortcomings and pose the potential for healing. 

Art Therapy, the hybrid field that harnesses art towards healing, has gained national attention in recent years, signifying a revolution in how we understand the connections between body and mind.

Socially and politically contested times are often marked by powerful moments in visual culture. The current exhibition at Salon 94 in the Lower East Side of works by celebrated feminist artist, Judy Chicago, is a prime example of this very inherent value of art.

Contemporary artist, Katerina Lanfranco boldly provides a platform for this discussion with Mystic Geometry, a collection of paintings, sculptures, and recreated ritual paraphernalia currently on show at Nancy Hoffman Gallery.

The art world descends on Miami Beach next week for the annual event. What is Art Basel? And why have art fairs become so important to contemporary art galleries today?

Painters today face the challenge of offering their unique voices by means of a traditional medium. Four artists are invigorating painting with works that utilise tradition toward innovation, pushing audiences into exciting new territory.

Employee feedback corroborates neuroscientific evidence for the positive effects of art in the workplace.

This month, several galleries in Chelsea showcase female artists who take inspiration from the personal and political place of women in today’s world.