After opening to fanfare at New York’s Museum of Modern Art, the long-awaited Marcel Duchamp retrospective lands at the ...
The self-taught Belgian painter’s new exhibition at Sorry We’re Closed in Brussels turns flea-market finds, folk imagery and ...
Alexander Chee’s début novel, “Edinburgh,” published twenty-five years ago, collapses past and present in a brilliant account ...
From romantic florals to toile, these wallcoverings defined their eras.
The Fukuoka Asian Art Museum, which had been closed for renovations until March 31, 2026, hosted the collection exhibition ...
The Practice of Sol LeWitt's Prints When hearing the name Sol LeWitt, many may picture straight lines or geometric shapes ...
Some things become more interesting with age. The marks, the movement, the places they have been - they become part of the story. DUST, the latest sneaker from Rare'Z, the premium footwear label from ...
A little exhibition of Daidō Moriyama at his artiest and strangest, like Warhol with added filth, is among the best on show in London’s free-entry commercial galleries this week ...
A major retrospective at Stedelijk Museum reveals new sides to Yayoi Kusama, but questions continue to swirl around her legacy.
Day two brought the fashion crowd to the Tuileries where Jonathan Anderson's spring 2027 collection for Dior drew inspiration ...
Once again, the heart of London’s cinephiles beats where the BFI London Film Festival lives: just a few minutes from Waterloo ...
ZURICH.- Galerie Eva Presenhuber is presenting Josh Smith’s (*1976) eighth solo exhibition in Zurich. One of the defining painters of his generation, Smith has developed a multi ...