Anne Imhof’s House of Swans: ballet, power and female rebellion in Hong Kong
Tai Kwun Contemporary presents Anne Imhof: House of Swans, the acclaimed artist’s first major solo exhibition in Asia. Spanning three floors of the JC Contemporary…
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Giuseppe Penone’s major exhibition opens at the National Museum of Qatar
The Giuseppe Penone exhibition The Inner Flow of Life is on view at the National Museum of Qatar in Doha, bringing together more than 50…
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CHANEL expands its partnership with Hong Kong’s M+ Museum
CHANEL has become a Lead Partner of M+, Hong Kong’s museum of visual culture, extending a collaboration launched in 2023 through a three-year agreement spanning…
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Jiahe Zhang on painting as troubleshooting
Jiahe Zhang trained as an illustrator and never studied painting formally; she taught herself. Born in Dalian and now living and working in London, she…
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The Artist and His Studio: inside Constantin Brancusi’s creative world
The Museum of Modern Art in New York opens Brancusi: The Artist and His Studio on October 25th, 2026, showcasing rarely lent Brancusi sculptures, archival…
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Cosima von Bonin’s Dollys & Beaux brings a playful menagerie to the Petit Palais for Art Basel Paris 2026
Velvet St. Bernards, leather octopuses and mohair whales join the classical sculptures of Paris’s Petit Palais in Dollys & Beaux, an installation by Cologne-based artist…
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A world written in light: in conversation with Ugo Rondinone
Swiss artist Ugo Rondinone, whose practice continues to oscillate between the monumental, intended for antlike audiences, and art that enlightens the existence of the individual,…
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Theo Triantafyllidis on game engines, simulations, and his Frieze London Artist Award commission
Theo Triantafyllidis works with game engines, and what comes out of them is usually a system rather than an object. He trained as an architect…
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Poetry as a meeting place: Hanif Abdurraqib pays tribute to June Jordan at BAM
From October 23rd to 30th, 2026, Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) hosts I Guess It Was My Destiny To Live So Long, a poetry series…
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A landscape of ancestral memory: Sylvia Ken’s new series of paintings is on display in Paris
At Cassandra Bird Gallery in Paris, Australian First Nations artist Sylvia Ken presents Land and Sky, her first solo exhibition in France and outside Australia.…
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