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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The Genesis Facade Commission: Liu Wei brings monumental sculptures to The Met’s Fifth Avenue
The Genesis Facade Commission: Liu Wei brings four monumental sculptures to the exterior of The Metropolitan Museum of Art on Fifth Avenue. Titled Speculation, the…
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Sofia Coppola’s ‘Marie Antoinette’ celebrates its 20th anniversary with a journey behind the scenes at Versailles
Twenty years after Sofia Coppola’s Marie Antoinette brought the final Queen of France into a world of pastel colours, elaborate costumes and pop-inflected glamour, the…
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At Serpentine North, Amar Kanwar turns film into a space for memory and reflection
From September 23rd, 2026 to January 31st, 2027, Serpentine North will host a major solo exhibition by New Delhi-based artist and filmmaker Amar Kanwar, bringing…
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The Balvenie’s 1931 Collection brings the art of making whisky into dialogue with Daniel Arsham
The Balvenie marked the release of its 1931 Collection with a collaboration with artist Daniel Arsham, translating decades of whisky-making into a sculptural study of…
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Beyond the screen: ‘Tilda Swinton – Ongoing’ opens at the Institute of Creative Industries
A new Tilda Swinton exhibition has arrived in Warsaw, bringing cinema, photography, fashion and performance into dialogue through the artistic relationships that have shaped the…
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Confronting the fragility of knowledge: JR’s monumental wave at the Vatican
French artist JR brings a monumental wave to the façade of the Vatican Apostolic Library with DILUVIUM, a site-specific installation exploring the fragility of memory…
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When the familiar becomes unrecognisable: Martin Margiela in Berlin
Martin Margiela arrives in Berlin with his first exhibition in Germany, presented by Konrad Fischer Galerie. On view from September 11th to December 19th, 2026,…
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Tom Sachs rewrites the language of luxury in ‘31 Rue Cambon’
Tom Sachs turns his downtown New York studio into a handmade interpretation of one of fashion’s most recognisable addresses. On view at Tom Sachs Studio,…
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Bvlgari’s golden serpent slithers onto New York’s High Line
Bvlgari’s iconic serpent leaves the jewellery box for the New York landscape with auruBOROS – Urban Memory and Collective Dream, the house’s first public art…
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