Palazzo Reale opens the gates to Francis Picabia’s world of desire, war and reinvention
This autumn, Palazzo Reale in Milan opens Picabia. Open the Gates of Night, the largest exhibition in Italy devoted to Francis Picabia. From October 9th,…
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Diffusing and permeating into the space via art
Belgian artist Ann Veronica Janssens brings four decades of research into light, space and perception to Tokyo for her first solo exhibition in Japan. 5…
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Florentina Holzinger turns the Volksbühne into a theatre of water and renewal
Florentina Holzinger and her team opened the Volksbühne’s new season with a spectacular ritual of cleansing, as naked performers rappelled down the building and scrubbed…
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Frieze Abu Dhabi’s inaugural edition maps new connections across the UAE art scene
Frieze Abu Dhabi has revealed the curated programme for its inaugural edition, taking place from November 19th to 22nd, 2026, at Manarat Al Saadiyat on…
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A world of archetypes, relics and shifting signs in Ali Banisadr’s ‘Talisman’
Ali Banisadr: Talisman is on view at Thaddaeus Ropac Paris Marais from September 5th to October 10th, 2026, bringing together new paintings, bronze sculptures and,…
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Ed Ruscha designs a striking poster for Alejandro González Iñárritu’s ‘Digger’
Ed Ruscha has designed the poster for Alejandro González Iñárritu’s new film Digger, starring Tom Cruise and opening in North American theatres on October 2nd,…
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Blurring the line between beauty and decay: Yukio Nakagawa’s avant-garde flowers at Dover Street Market Paris
Yukio Nakagawa by Comme des Garçons is now on view at Dover Street Market Paris, introducing the radical vision of Japanese ikebana pioneer Yukio Nakagawa…
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Daniel Arsham unlocks his studio archive for a one-day New York pop-up
On October 3rd, 2026, Daniel Arsham will reopen the ARSHAM STUDIO VAULT in New York City for a one-day glimpse into his personal archive. From…
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Miles Greenberg explores Black representation, ritual and affect alongside Kerry James Marshall’s ‘The Histories’
At the Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris, Kerry James Marshall’s work becomes the starting point for a new live encounter with the body. On October…
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Camille Cottin: beyond the mask
Camille Cottin’s breakout came in 2013 with Connasse—that’s French for “asshole”—an unscripted comedy series that used hidden cameras to document the stereotypical Parisienne Camilla behaving…
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