Only a few months have passed since the “Here & Now” exhibition at JD Malat Gallery, in which Horacio Quiroz took part alongside other contemporary artists. And this fall, from September 12 to October 5, the Mexican artist is back in London with his solo exhibition titled “Cosmic Debris.” This time, Quiroz has brought to the gallery a new series of paintings, offering a unique reinterpretation of Greek mythology themes in the context of modern issues and fluid identity debates.

The name of Art Basel is well-known to every person connected with art in all corners of the globe. The Art Basel Paris fair, recently rebranded from a more cumbersome concept Paris + par Art Basel, is one of the most anticipated art events in Europe this fall. To intensify the suspense and give avid fans of contemporary art a sneak peek into the event’s lineup, its director, Clément Delépine, has just revealed the details of the Art Basel Paris program. Let’s take a look at what awaits the visitors this year.

The modern global community is witnessing the rise of radical eco-activist movements, each choosing to deliver their messages and spread their agendas in quite provocative ways. Unfortunately, many of them target humanity’s cultural heritage with acts of vandalism and protest, thus threatening the survival of Old Masters in the world’s top museums and galleries. One of the recent victims of eco-activist activity is the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.

JD Malat Gallery is one of the artistic hubs that fosters intercultural dialogue and welcomes artists from all corners of the globe to let Londoners embrace international art in all its versatility. Among the upcoming not-to-miss events is Masayoshi Nojo’s solo exhibition that will open at the gallery next week.

It often happens that works by famous artists remain undiscovered for years, if not decades, only to be found by chance. This is exactly what happened recently in one of the London garages, with an inquisitive owner digging a fortune – ten Salvador Dali prints with the artist’s personal signature on them.

Are you a fan of contemporary art with a unique fervor for troubling issues and problematic relationships of humanity with the planet? “Skemer,” a new exhibition by Juria Le Roux at the Cape Town-based art gallery Nel is a great opportunity to embrace such works and get acquainted with the artist’s iconic style and method.