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Currents of the 61st Biennale: Inside Venice’s Flow of Art and Power
Artists and curators were scattered across the city, some gathered over Aperol spritzes, others in their rented Venetian apartments, when…
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15 years on, Miista’s strategy still resists the system
“Cool without craft feels hollow,” Laura Villasenin tells us over a video call—she in Spain, us in France. Over nearly…
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A new chapter in the field of furniture design: Cobe will transform an IKEA warehouse into a museum of living histories
Opening in early February 2027 in Älmhult, the Museum of Furniture Studies signals a new chapter for furniture design—where heritage…
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Es Devlin’s installation bridges time and form through Everythingism at V&A East
The Everythingists, the latest installation by Es Devlin, is now on view at V&A East Storehouse from May 4th to…
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Cinematic architecture of modern mythology, captured in ‘Doug Aitken: Lightscape’
Doug Aitken’s Lightscape, premiering at The Shed from June 25th to September 13th, enters as a vast filmic environment where…
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Venice’s Canal Grande as a living surface: JR’s ‘Il Gesto’ and a contemporary reading of ‘The Wedding at Cana’
Installed across the façade of Palazzo Ca’ da Mosto and extending into The Venice Venice Hotel, JR’s Il Gesto turns…
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RIMOWA ignites the season in orange and magenta, with Rossy de Palma leading a vivid escape
The new RIMOWA collection arrives with unapologetic colour and presence, introduced through a striking campaign featuring Rossy de Palma. Released…
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Fernando Melo on contemporary dance and discovering the scene
Fernando Melo created his first work as a choreographer at the age of ten—a solo for a string quartet. Since…
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Costume Art: rethinking fashion and art through the dressed body
Costume Art arrives at The Met as a living correspondence between fashion and art—less a display than a continuous exchange…
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Bottega Veneta partnership with Pier Luigi Nervi Foundation: a nocturnal encounter of art, architecture, and time
For the 2026 Venice Biennale, If All Time Is Eternally Present introduces an open-air format that turns Campo Manin into…
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Seizure of hope and the fluid language of drawing at Hauser & Wirth
Roni Horn returns to Hauser & Wirth London for her first solo exhibition in the city in a decade with…
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‘Down to Earth’ at MoMA offers a different perspective on architecture
At the Museum of Modern Art in New York, Down to Earth brings Bruno Latour’s vision into conversation with contemporary…
