Monumental KAWS sculpture transforms Palazzo Strozzi Courtyard
Tomorrow, Florence welcomes a striking new chapter in contemporary art as KAWS: THE MESSAGE opens at Palazzo Strozzi (October 29th, 2025 – January 25th, 2026).…
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Elmgreen & Dragset bring fiction and reality face to face in ‘October 2025’
This October, Elmgreen & Dragset unveil a striking new installation at MASSIMODECARLO Pièce Unique in Paris. Titled October 2025, the work turns the gallery’s window…
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James Turrell’s light installation ‘As Seen Below’ to open at ARoS Aarhus Art Museum in 2026
A new James Turrell light installation is set to transform the ARoS Aarhus Art Museum in Denmark when it opens to the public on June…
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Sam Bardaouil: curatorial practice between memory and future
Sam Bardaouil is a Lebanese-born curator, scholar, and writer who challenges established art histories, reinterpreting them with a critical perspective. Holding an MFA in Advanced…
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Peter Schlesinger Sculpture: a new chapter unveiled in Pari
This October, Acne Paper Palais Royal will present Peter Schlesinger: Sculpture, a refined exploration of the artist’s ceramic practice, opening during Art Basel Paris from…
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‘The Last Carnival’ by Cai Guo-Qiang lights up the Centre Pompidou
As Paris turned its gaze toward Art Basel Paris, the façade of the Centre Pompidou blazed to life one final time before closing for renovation.…
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Hube Guide: Art Basel Paris 2025
This year’s Art Basel Paris returns to the Grand Palais, offering a sweeping look at what the art world has to say right now. It’s…
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Keeping art honest: JJ Charlesworth on criticism, commerce, and the culture of conformity
Art critic and published author JJ Charlesworth has been a sharp observer and tastemaker of the London art scene for over twenty-five years. In this…
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Prada Mode and Frieze London: Elmgreen & Dragset’s immersive cinema installation in King’s Cross
As London’s art world gears up for Frieze London 2025, Prada Mode returns with its thirteenth edition, staging a multi-day cultural programme at the newly…
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Olafur Eliasson: Accountable to the future
“Art is not the object, but what the object does to the world,” Olafur Eliasson reflects. Using elemental forms—light and water, colour and movement—the Danish-Icelandic…
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