Currents of the 61st Biennale: Inside Venice’s Flow of Art and Power
Artists and curators were scattered across the city, some gathered over Aperol spritzes, others in their rented Venetian apartments, when their phones lit up with…
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Es Devlin’s installation bridges time and form through Everythingism at V&A East
The Everythingists, the latest installation by Es Devlin, is now on view at V&A East Storehouse from May 4th to October 18th, 2026. Conceived within…
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Cinematic architecture of modern mythology, captured in ‘Doug Aitken: Lightscape’
Doug Aitken’s Lightscape, premiering at The Shed from June 25th to September 13th, enters as a vast filmic environment where image, sound, and architecture converge…
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Venice’s Canal Grande as a living surface: JR’s ‘Il Gesto’ and a contemporary reading of ‘The Wedding at Cana’
Installed across the façade of Palazzo Ca’ da Mosto and extending into The Venice Venice Hotel, JR’s Il Gesto turns the Venice Canal Grande into…
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Fernando Melo on contemporary dance and discovering the scene
Fernando Melo created his first work as a choreographer at the age of ten—a solo for a string quartet. Since then, the Brazilian-born artist has…
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Bottega Veneta partnership with Pier Luigi Nervi Foundation: a nocturnal encounter of art, architecture, and time
For the 2026 Venice Biennale, If All Time Is Eternally Present introduces an open-air format that turns Campo Manin into a cinematic stage from May…
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Seizure of hope and the fluid language of drawing at Hauser & Wirth
Roni Horn returns to Hauser & Wirth London for her first solo exhibition in the city in a decade with Seizure of Hope (from May…
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Where colour moves beyond canvas: Katharina Grosse’s exhibition in London
Now on view in London, I Set Out, I Walked Fast by Katharina Grosse occupies White Cube from April 22nd to May 31st, 2026, marking…
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Oscar Murillo on reconciling beauty with reality and making socially engaged art
Colombian artist Oscar Murillo has exhibited his work around the world, including at prestigious institutions such as the Tate Modern in London and as part…
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William Kentridge in Prague: from charcoal films to spatial collage, a journey through complexity
A major exhibition of William Kentridge opens in Prague with The Battle Between YES and NO, on view from April 16th to September 7th, 2026…
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