The M+ Museum in Hong Kong will host a Picasso exhibit until July 13th, featuring over 60 works loaned from the Musée National Picasso in Paris. The show is part of the Hong Kong Jockey Club Series and includes pieces that incorporate motifs from folklore and classical literature with personal narratives. This marks the first time these works have been displayed together since 1932.
https://www.theartnewspaper.com/2025/03/25/extensive-picasso-exhibition-opens-in-hong-kongItalian artist Pippa Bacca's performance "Confianza" was inspired by her international hitchhiking tour with friend Silvia Moro in 2008. Bacca's story of trust and loss led to the creation of a dress that has been embroidered in public spaces internationally, including outside the UN building in New York, where Chauvet was detained for performing. The artist, Elina Chauvet, believes embroidery can be a form of resistance against patriarchal systems, using a universal language to address issues like femicide in Mexico and ongoing violence against women.
https://hyperallergic.com/997197/mexican-artist-elina-chauvet-embroidery-unravels-global-gender-violence-crisis/Heidi Marco, owner of Salvage Goods in Easton, discovered a rare Pierre-Auguste Renoir drawing at an auction in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, in January 2025. The drawing, which was initially purchased for $12, features a faint signature from the French Impressionist artist, born in 1841. Although not appraised, Marco believes it could be a Renoir work from the 1920s, given the writing on the back suggesting a Philadelphia art collector who donated to the Philadelphia Museum of Art once owned it.
https://www.nbcconnecticut.com/news/local/pierre-auguste-renoir-artwork-pennsylvania-easton-montgomery-county-auction/3528002/US artist Sarah Sze's first Asia solo exhibition opens at Gagosian gallery in Hong Kong on March 25. The exhibition features large, dramatic multimedia and layered artworks inspired by her visit to M+, a museum in Hong Kong's West Kowloon Cultural District. Her experience gazing out at Victoria Harbour last summer had a lasting impact, with the city's unique blend of hills, water, and metropolis leaving an impression that influenced her work.
https://www.scmp.com/lifestyle/arts/article/3303617/artist-sarah-sze-how-hong-kong-inspired-work-her-first-asia-solo-exhibition-city?module=top_story&pgtype=sectionArt Week Shenzhen 2025 offers attendees of Art Basel Hong Kong the opportunity to explore artists' studios and private homes, making art more accessible to the public. Eleven artists and collectors are opening their doors, providing a rare glimpse into how art intersects with personal spaces. Thirteen art professionals have curated routes that delve into Shenzhen's architecture, independent art spaces, and creative hubs, allowing tourists and locals to discover hidden gems.
https://www.scmp.com/lifestyle/arts/article/3303815/art-week-shenzhen-2025-best-exhibitions-and-events-visit-including-jaffa-lam-show?module=top_story&pgtype=sectionColorado Governor Jared Polis's painting has no connection to him, contrary to President Trump's claims. The painting was commissioned through a Republican-led crowdfunding campaign, and Polis responded with humor, saying he was surprised to learn the president is an art enthusiast of Colorado's State Capitol.
https://www.thenews.com.pk/latest/1295091-putin-gifts-trump-portrait-as-us-president-slams-distorted-colorado-paintingThe History Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina is celebrating its 80th anniversary with a solo exhibition by Spanish artist Sebas Velasco, titled "The Morning Will Change Everything". The show is inspired by the song of the same name by Sarajevo-based band Indexi and features original works on canvas that explore urban landscapes and human stories from a decade of research across the region.
https://www.juxtapoz.com/news/painting/in-sebas-velasco-the-morning-will-change-everything/The Frick Collection has returned to its original Fifth Avenue home after a five-year $220 million expansion. The museum's curators, including Giulia Dalvit, gained new insights during their three-year exhibitions at the Brutalist Breuer building, where they reimagined how European icons would be displayed in the museum's period rooms.
https://hyperallergic.com/998638/what-the-frick-changed/Mary Cassatt's work showcases her cosmopolitan sensibility, as seen in a self-portrait from 1878 where she depicts herself with confident body language and outdoors attire, indicating her connection to the city. However, Iskin presents a nuanced portrayal of Cassatt, highlighting the artist's contradictory statements about women's capabilities as artists, including a young statement expressing desire to surpass the old masters and a later letter to critic Roger Marx expressing doubt about women's artistic greatness.
https://hyperallergic.com/997476/mary-cassatt-was-forever-an-american-in-paris-ruth-e-iskin/