‘Infinite Bodies’: experience the future of dance before it closes
London’s Wayne McGregor: Infinite Bodies exhibition at Somerset House is entering its final week, with doors closing on February 22nd, 2026. This groundbreaking project explores…
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Dominique White: on collapse, fear, and form
For the nineteenth-century French essayist and art critic Charles Baudelaire, sin functioned as a sensory appetite. “The unique and supreme voluptuousness of love,” he wrote,…
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Revealing softly: Soldier on power, camouflage, and imagining the future
Leonard Iheagwam, known as Soldier, works from lived experience rather than fixed categories. Born in Lagos and now based in London, his practice moves across…
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Bouke de Vries x Soie Malaquais: pushing the boundaries of perfume design
Dries Van Noten’s emblematic fragrance, Soie Malaquais, has taken a transformative turn in collaboration with Dutch ceramic artist Bouke de Vries, merging scent with sculpture…
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The Women Alchemists — a new Anselm Kiefer exhibition opens at Palazzo Reale, Milan
Anselm Kiefer’s monumental The Women Alchemists exhibition is now on view at Palazzo Reale, Milan, from February 7th to September 27th, 2026. This immersive presentation…
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Beyond Our Horizons: Japanese craftsmanship and cross-cultural exchange at la Galerie du 19M
Beyond Our Horizons proposes craft as a living, thinking language—one shaped by matter, time, and those who use it. Conceived through an artistic consortium between…
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Takesada Matsutani and Tetsumi Kudo: parallel visions at Hauser & Wirth London
Hauser & Wirth London is presenting two closely connected exhibition projects dedicated to Takesada Matsutani and Tetsumi Kudo, offering a rare, layered look at post-war…
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Postwar Japan: the women who rewrote the language of the avant-garde
At the National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo, a major exhibition reframes postwar Japan through the overlooked practices of women artists who worked against the…
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Gerhard Richter’s ‘Strip Tower’ rises in the Engadin
Now on view in Sils Maria, Engadin, Gerhard Richter’s Strip Tower (962) marks a rare moment where painting, sculpture, and landscape converge. Presented by the…
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Olaolu Slawn turns the Saatchi Yates Gallery into a living studio
At the Saatchi Yates Gallery, London-based artist Olaolu Slawn is currently presenting Slawn’s Studio, an exhibition that blurs the boundary between making and showing art.…
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