Tarek Atoui composes a new language of sound for Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall
Sound becomes a physical presence in Hold, Tarek Atoui’s latest Hyundai Commission for Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall in London. On view from October 13th, 2026…
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From freedom to experiment and Alexander Calder’s Postwar art, on display at Hauser & Wirth Paris
Alexander Calder’s postwar years in France marked a period of artistic freedom, when the rhythms of the Provençal landscape inspired experiments across sculpture, ink and…
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The hidden life of things: Anselm Kiefer’s art of history, nature and transformation
Fundació Catalunya La Pedrera hosts The Secret Life of Plants. Anselm Kiefer in the Grothe Collection, the first monographic exhibition devoted to Anselm Kiefer in…
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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…
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JW Anderson’s London flagship becomes a destination for art during Frieze
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…
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A world in the making: Es Devlin’s 30-year practice at London’s Design Museum
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…
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Lorna Simpson returns to London with ‘Previous & Ongoing,’ tracing memory through images
Lorna Simpson returns to the UK for the first time in eight years with Previous & Ongoing, a new exhibition at Hauser & Wirth London…
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This Is Still Not a Pipe: Magritte’s surreal world finds an afterlife at Gagosian 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…
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Beyond the Ben-Day Dot: Roy Lichtenstein’s legacy and the power of image culture
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…
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Wood De Othello’s vessels of knowledge
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…
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