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Carlijn Jacobs explores self-portraiture at Acne Paper Palais Royal
Dutch photographer Carlijn Jacobs presents Autoportrait at Acne Paper Palais Royal, on view from June 25th to July 26th, 2026.…
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The AIR Festival will take place in Aspen, featuring Miranda July as the keynote speaker
AIR Festival returns to Aspen from July 27th to 31st, 2026, turning the mountain town into a crossroads of performance,…
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On the edge of sincerity: inside Talia Chetrit’s ‘Bunny’
At Museo Lázaro Galdiano in Madrid, Talia Chetrit presents Bunny (6 June – 30 August 2026), her first institutional solo…
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Maurizio Zanella: philosophy of art patronage
Maurizio Zanella, who has led Ca’ del Bosco for several decades, has cultivated far more than exceptional sparkling wines. With…
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Cartier jewels take centre stage in Melbourne’s most spectacular jewellery exhibition
The largest Cartier exhibition ever presented in Australia is now on view at NGV International from June 12th to October…
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The JW Anderson Soho store celebrates Pride through the legacy of ‘Physique Pictorial’
To mark Pride, the JW Anderson Soho store presents a special exhibition dedicated to the celebration of the male physique…
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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,…
