Anish Kapoor’s Monte Sant’Angelo station in Naples turns the underground into a sculptural journey.

Next spring, Tate Modern will present A Second Life, the most comprehensive exhibition ever staged of Dame Tracey Emin’s work. Spanning four decades, the show promises to be both a survey of Emin’s extraordinary career and a deeply personal reflection on the life events that have shaped it.

Tate Modern today unveils In a perpetual remix where is my own song?, a striking new installation by French artist, DJ and producer Christelle Oyiri, marking the inaugural edition of the Infinities Commission—a new annual initiative championing radical experimentation in contemporary art.

Marcus Jansen, a globally renowned contemporary artist whose bold, emotionally charged works confront the complexities of modern life. Known for his distinctive fusion of street art, abstract expressionism, and social commentary, Jansen’s paintings explore themes of power, surveillance, and the human condition in an ever-changing world. From his early roots in graffiti culture to international acclaim, his journey is as compelling as the art he creates.

When Sonia Borrell and Michael Phelan envisioned the Marfa Invitational Open, they weren’t simply planning an exhibition—they were igniting a movement. From an open call across Texas to vibrant communal dances under the desert sky, what unfolded in Marfa this May felt like a powerful celebration of artistry fuelled by human connection.

As the art world converges once again on Basel this June, anticipation builds around the opening of Liste Art Fair 2025, set to launch its 30th edition on June 16. Long revered as a platform for emerging voices, Liste is expected this year to deliver more than just a glimpse of what’s next—it will offer a bold reaffirmation of painting’s evolving relevance in contemporary discourse and collecting.