Discover the dynamic and interconnected world of global art from 1900 to today with Global Art, an essential guide for students, art enthusiasts, and collectors. This richly illustrated volume explores fifty groundbreaking art movements from every continent—highlighting creative responses to decolonization, social marginalization, and political conflict.

From Iran’s Saqqakhaneh artists and Mexico’s Stridentists to Japan’s Experimental Workshop and America’s AfriCOBRA, this book showcases diverse groups that challenged norms and empowered their communities. Each movement is vividly brought to life with bold visuals and insightful commentary by journalist Jessica Lack, who expertly weaves historical context, key cultural events, and cross-cultural connections into an engaging narrative.

Perfect for readers aged 16 and above, Global Art invites you to explore the voices and visions that continue to shape the global art landscape.