The exhibition showcases over 200 works by the contemporaries and artists Frida Kahlo inspired from later generations, celebrating her lasting impact on those who continue to reimagine and reclaim her remarkable story.

The exhibition foregrounds creative, interdisciplinary exchanges between the arts, sciences, and humanities, bringing religious, political, scientific, and poetic responses to urban birdlife—from antiquity to the present—into dialogue.

The exhibition brings together research-based and educational films with contemporary artworks by 16 American and international artists to examine the historical, medical, and sociopolitical implications of seeing inside the body.

The exhibition presents nudes as activistic art. Here you see bodies that fall outside the norm and may therefore cause some discomfort. Bodies in all shapes, sizes and colours. Bodies that convey...

Featuring photography and video from the 1960s to the present, the exhibition explores how artists define and challenge established beauty standards.

This exhibition includes 'Birth,' where a female body made of earth and water is described as a large 'vulva-like form containing smoking ash.'

This project, which includes works by Dara Birnbaum and Ana Mendieta, experiments with time-based media by placing contemporary video works in dialogue with silent films and early cinema classics across more than...

Mendieta's 'Flower Person, Flower Body,' 1975, and 'Esculturas Rupestres (Rupestrian Sculptures),' 1981, will be screened at Arte Fiera, the longest-running Italian art fair,

The exhibition Arts of the Earth offers a reinterpretation of the environmentally inspired art of the past decades.

The exhibition combines existing and new works that highlight that transient point at which land meets sea.

Using the respiratory rhythms of her own anatomy, the artist transforms a patch of earth into a breathing, dynamic, and anthropomorphic being.

These three films revolve around themes of metamorphosis and identity.

This group exhibition presents a curated selection of works from the international collection of Museo Jumex.

The Bourse de Commerce is drawing some one hundred works from the Pinault Collection for an exhibition exploring the representation of the body in contemporary art.

The exhibition brings together modern-day works that reckon with death and visualize the afterlife and Byzantine Egyptian funerary art and artifacts.