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Matthieu Blazy brings Chanel couture to the Paris Opera Ballet in ‘Rings of Saturn’
For Rings of Saturn, Brazilian choreographer Juliano Nuñes’s new duet, Matthieu Blazy made his debut as a costume designer for…
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From freedom to experiment and Alexander Calder’s Postwar art, on display at Hauser & Wirth Paris
Alexander Calder’s postwar years in France marked a period of artistic freedom, when the rhythms of the Provençal landscape inspired…
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The hidden life of things: Anselm Kiefer’s art of history, nature and transformation
Fundació Catalunya La Pedrera hosts The Secret Life of Plants. Anselm Kiefer in the Grothe Collection, the first monographic exhibition…
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The art of the unseen: Les Journées Particulières 2026 opens LVMH’s doors
From Tiffany & Co.’s New York jewellery workshop to the photographic archives of Paris Match, Celine’s historic Parisian ateliers and…
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A life in fragments: Marina Abramović’s ‘Long Life, Short Stories’
Part sketchbook, part diary and part personal philosophy, Marina Abramović’s Long Life, Short Stories offers an intimate glimpse into the…
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Bvlgari Kaleidos: the endless sparkle of high jewellery in a colour-obsessed exhibition
On view at Shanghai’s Power Station of Art until November 15th, 2026, Bvlgari Kaleidos: Colors, Cultures and Crafts showcases more…
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Through Tim Walker’s lens: a fantastical stage for queer icons at the National Portrait Gallery
On view from October 9th, 2026 to February 7th, 2027, Fairyland: Love and Legends celebrates queer identity, community and love…
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JW Anderson’s London flagship becomes a destination for art during Frieze
For Frieze Week 2026, JW Anderson’s Pimlico Road flagship hosts A Composition, an exhibition running from October 15th. A new…
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Searching for imperfect perfection at Studio Mimi
Flavien Prioreau and Zoé Kovacs arrived at photography by separate routes—he through the precision of editorial portraiture, she through the…
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A building with many signatures: the new Design Museum Gent
This October opens a new chapter for Design Museum Gent, one built around porosity, participation, and possibilities. At the newly…
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Home of the Future: inside LACMA’s journey from suburban optimism to the computerised home
Home of the Future, 1925–1985: Designing Domestic Utopias at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) revisits six decades…
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Satoshi Kuwata on Setchu, Japanese craftsmanship, and why every crease has a reason
Satoshi Kuwata is a fashion designer making a compromise between Eastern and Western traditions. Born in Japan, he has since…
