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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…
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Remember Me: Pinault Collection traces two centuries of photography
Marking the bicentenary of photography, Remember Me gathers around 700 works by more than 70 artists at the Bourse de…
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A world in the making: Es Devlin’s 30-year practice at London’s Design Museum
Es Devlin: Other Worlds brings three decades of the British artist and designer’s multidisciplinary practice to London’s Design Museum. On…
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Whitney Museum x gap collaboration bridges Pop Art, American culture and Roy Lichtenstein’s legacy
Today, October 7th, 2026, Gap launches an exclusive collaboration with the Whitney Museum of American Art and the Estate of…
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Tilda Swinton announces ‘Material Evidence,’ an unconventional debut memoir
Tilda Swinton will publish her debut memoir, Material Evidence, in autumn 2028 through Farrar, Straus and Giroux (FSG). Defying the…
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Lorna Simpson returns to London with ‘Previous & Ongoing,’ tracing memory through images
Lorna Simpson returns to the UK for the first time in eight years with Previous & Ongoing, a new exhibition…
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From thread to treasure: ‘Look! 40 Years of Fashion’ celebrates Parisian fashion heritage
From the first sketch and fabric sample to the runway, museum storage and restoration workshop, Look! 40 Years of Fashion…
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Elizaveta Porodina on intuition, doubt, and Found Dreams
Elizaveta Porodina moves between fashion photography and portraiture, creating images that often feel less like photographs than fragments of a…
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This Is Still Not a Pipe: Magritte’s surreal world finds an afterlife at Gagosian London
Few artists have entered popular visual culture as completely as René Magritte. His bowler hats, apples, pipes and impossible skies…
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Beyond the Ben-Day Dot: Roy Lichtenstein’s legacy and the power of image culture
Long before images could be endlessly cropped, filtered, copied and recirculated with a swipe, Roy Lichtenstein understood that pictures were…
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Wood De Othello’s vessels of knowledge
A conversation with Woody De Othello is one that has few limits. Having recently become a father, he logs onto…
