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Costume Art: radical readings of 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…
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Where colour moves beyond canvas: Katharina Grosse’s exhibition in London
Now on view in London, I Set Out, I Walked Fast by Katharina Grosse occupies White Cube from April 22nd…
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On LightSpray Tour London: a dialogue between innovation, craft and speed
In the days leading up to the London Marathon 2026, On introduced LightSpray through a striking activation at Hanover Square…
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Oscar Murillo on reconciling beauty with reality and making socially engaged art
Colombian artist Oscar Murillo has exhibited his work around the world, including at prestigious institutions such as the Tate Modern…
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Florence welcomes the new Palazzo Gucci and a reimagined house heritage experience
In Florence, where history sits visibly in the fabric of the city, the reopening of Palazzo Gucci marks a decisive…
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Bottega Veneta’s collaboration with Peter Fraser reimagines Venice through a poetic lens
Bottega Veneta’s new initiative, Bottega Veneta For The Arts, opens with a series by Peter Fraser, anchoring the project in…
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Ai Weiwei and Rubelli: where art and textiles become a language of resistance
During Milan Design Week, Ai Weiwei unveiled About Silk, a site-specific installation developed with Rubelli—his first sustained engagement with the…
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William Kentridge in Prague: from charcoal films to spatial collage, a journey through complexity
A major exhibition of William Kentridge opens in Prague with The Battle Between YES and NO, on view from April…
























