A life in fragments: Marina Abramović’s ‘Long Life, Short Stories’
Part sketchbook, part diary and part personal philosophy, Marina Abramović’s Long Life, Short Stories offers an intimate glimpse into the memories, dreams and private reflections…
Part sketchbook, part diary and part personal philosophy, Marina Abramović’s Long Life, Short Stories offers an intimate glimpse into the memories, dreams and private reflections…
For Frieze Week 2026, JW Anderson’s Pimlico Road flagship hosts A Composition, an exhibition running from October 15th. A new series of 30 wind chimes…
Es Devlin: Other Worlds brings three decades of the British artist and designer’s multidisciplinary practice to London’s Design Museum. On view from October 2nd, 2026…
Lorna Simpson returns to the UK for the first time in eight years with Previous & Ongoing, a new exhibition at Hauser & Wirth London…
Few artists have entered popular visual culture as completely as René Magritte. His bowler hats, apples, pipes and impossible skies are instantly recognisable, yet beneath…
Long before images could be endlessly cropped, filtered, copied and recirculated with a swipe, Roy Lichtenstein understood that pictures were never truly fixed. By taking…
A conversation with Woody De Othello is one that has few limits. Having recently become a father, he logs onto our call with his baby…
This autumn, the Barbican devotes a season to one of Japan’s most influential literary voices with Haruki Murakami: A Season, running in London from October…
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,…
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…