Maggi Hambling: The truth seeker
Great art, Maggi Hambling tells hube, is what emerges when an artist grapples with the truth of their existence. It is a response to what…
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Tracey Emin will bring three monumental sculptures to the Trocadéro for Art Basel Paris 2026
This October, Tracey Emin will install three monumental sculptures on the Parvis des Droits de l’Homme at Trocadéro Square, facing the Eiffel Tower, as part…
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Tony Cragg’s ‘SYMMETRIES’ searches for balance in a world of shifting forms
Currently on view at Bernier/Eliades Gallery, SYMMETRIES introduces a new series of sculptures by Tony Cragg, probing the shifting relationship between order, movement and material.…
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MOTOMORPHOSIS: MSCHF and Lexus explore what happens when a car stops being a car
During New York’s Armory Week, Brooklyn-based collective MSCHF and Lexus pushed the automobile into stranger territory with MOTOMORPHOSIS, a collaboration that recasts two production electrified…
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Where myth changes shape: Sendb00ks’ first residency at the castle of Rocca Sinibalda
This summer, Sendb00ks launched its first artist residency in Rocca Sinibalda, Italy, gathering six artists — Tali Lennox, Elsa Rouy, Jan Melka, Inès di Folco…
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Nicole Eisenman’s ‘Stack’ rises over the Royal Academy with a surreal portrait of the artist’s world
Nicole Eisenman’s monumental Stack arrives in the Annenberg Courtyard of the Royal Academy of Arts in London, on view from September 22nd, 2026, to February…
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Leonard Iheagwam reconstructs memory through fragments in his solo art exhibition in New York
Leonard Iheagwam, known professionally as SOLDIER, has opened his first New York solo exhibition, Reveal Yourself, Softly, at Market Gallery. On view through October 11th,…
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‘SELF™’ in Paris: Claire Koron Elat and Shelly Lea Reich examine identity at the height of Fashion Week
SELF™ opens at KRAMER in Paris from September 28th to October 1st, examining self-image, identity and contemporary visual culture amid the heightened atmosphere of Paris…
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CCA Tashkent: connecting Uzbekistan’s artistic heritage with contemporary art
On September 6th, 2026, CCA Tashkent opened at 6 Amir Temur Street, becoming Uzbekistan’s first permanent centre for contemporary art. Led by Gayane Umerova, Chairperson…
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Lines, colour, and chance: Carmen Herrera’s late works arrive at Lisson Gallery
Lisson Gallery turns its attention to Carmen Herrera with an exhibition of works from the final decade of the Cuban-born American artist’s life, curated by…
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