The world through provocation, irony and a distinctly Cattelan lens
What happens when an artwork makes us laugh before making us uncomfortable? And when a familiar image suddenly raises questions about guilt, power, memory and…
What happens when an artwork makes us laugh before making us uncomfortable? And when a familiar image suddenly raises questions about guilt, power, memory and…
Daan Roosegaarde founded his studio in 2007 in a former glass factory in Rotterdam, a place he still calls the Dream Factory. There, with a…
After nearly two decades of plans, setbacks and shifting locations, the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art is finally nearing its long-awaited opening. Founded by George…
Nearly four decades after appearing in Times Square, Alfredo Jaar’s A Logo for America returns to New York in a solo exhibition at Galerie Lelong,…
Ahead of this year’s Brussels Art Week, scheduled for 10–13 September, hube catches up with its founders, Evelyn Simons and Laure Decock. The art week’s…
From September 2nd to 5th, 2026, Marina Abramović brings Skin, Salt and Tears to AaltoSiilo in Oulu, Finland, as part of Oulu2026 European Capital of…
Berlin Art Week returns from September 9th to 13th, 2026 for its 15th anniversary, with a citywide programme spanning around 120 museums, galleries, private collections,…
Miu Miu has named acclaimed French filmmaker and screenwriter Claire Denis as director of the 32nd chapter of its Miu Miu Women’s Tale series. Titled…
Barbara Kasten’s first major retrospective in Lithuania is now on view at the M. K. Čiurlionis National Museum of Art in Kaunas. Post-Abstraction, running from…
British artist Tracey Emin is expanding her cultural presence in Margate with plans to transform the long-neglected Westbrook Loggia into a £5 million arts hub…