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Yuko Mohri: the spectres of energy
Yuko Mohri sets up environments, places objects within them, and observes what happens. Air currents, humidity, electrical charges, and the…
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Aesop Queer Library returns to Soho, celebrating LGBTQIA+ voices through literature
The Aesop Queer Library returns this summer for its sixth UK edition, taking over the brand’s Soho store from July…
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On x POST ARCHIVE FACTION presents ‘The Cocoon,’ an installation inspired by flight and transformation
During Milan Fashion Week, ON x POST ARCHIVE FACTION unveiled The Cocoon, a large-scale installation by German artist Dominic Kiessling…
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DATALAND opens in Los Angeles: the first Museum of AI Arts, dreams in data, nature, and light
A new cultural landmark has arrived in Los Angeles. DATALAND, the world’s first Museum of AI Arts, opened on June…
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Yasmina Hilal on analogue art and identity
Lebanese artist Yasmina Hilal possesses a rare clarity—an intelligence and composure that seem to exceed her years. Still early in…
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Es Devlin’s ‘Library of the Four Winds’ turns Castle Howard into a monument to literature and light
One of Britain’s most acclaimed designers has unveiled a striking new work in North Yorkshire. Library of the Four Winds,…
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Where space dissolves: Anish Kapoor at the Hayward Gallery
One of the defining artists of the past four decades, Anish Kapoor, returns to London’s Hayward Gallery with a major…
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Identity and heritage through photography: Elliot and Erick Jiménez
New York-based duo Elliot and Erick Jiménez are Cuban-American twin photographers and visual artists recognized for their fusion of fine…
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‘Sewing a Button’: Ai Weiwei reimagines a story of captivity as live performance
From July 3rd to 4th, 2026, Sewing a Button takes over The Hall at Aviva Studios in Manchester, distilling a…
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Pomellato’s Paris exhibition traces a legacy of jewellery, photography, and freedom
This summer, Pomellato arrives in Paris with Le Joaillier Révolutionnaire, its first exhibition in the French capital, on view at…
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Exploring a quantum perspective beneath the glass roof of the Grand Palais through the lens of Laure Prouvost
From June 10th to July 26th, 2026, French artist Laure Prouvost presents We Felt A Star Dying at the Grand…
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Arthur Jafa’s works will take over the New Museum in a new survey of image, memory, and power
The New Museum in Manhattan presents Arthur Jafa’s most extensive survey to date, I Am Tony, on view from September…
