For Ai Weiwei, memory has never been passive. It is material. It can be stacked, broken, rebuilt, filmed, carried, repeated, and made impossible to ignore. With Sewing …

Reality is usually sold to us as something solid. A room is a room. A body is a body. A star is far away. A …

Moschino has always worked best when fashion feels slightly unhinged. Not chaotic without purpose, but strange with precision: irony as tailoring, humour as critique, clothes as …

Natalia Sara Skorupa is a graduate of the Academy of Art in Szczecin and the University of Szczecin. A finalist for the Student Nobel Prize …

Salesforce Child is a messianic figure explicitly voicing the implicit logics of the capitalist machine, who embodies the terminal point of algorithmic authority. She has …

At the New Museum in Manhattan, Jafa’s forthcoming survey I Am Tony will take over two floors of the museum’s expanded building, bringing together four decades of work by …

For a designer who made absence feel like a signature, Martin Margiela has left behind an unusually powerful trail of objects. Clothes, notes, sketches, photographs, prototypes, and strange fragments …

I first encountered Melanie’s work in late 2023 whilst visiting the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna. I stepped into the painting studios and onto the …

Museums often ask us to behave. Move slowly. Look carefully. Keep distance. Trust the frame. Elmgreen & Dragset have built an entire practice around disturbing that …

New York has always looked different after dark. The streets loosen. The lights turn theatrical. Bodies move with another kind of confidence. The city becomes …

by Lena Katharina Streckert I first came across a work by Daniel Hölzl quite by chance in 2021, on my way to a yoga class …

There is something quietly disarming about the way the London-based painter Bunny Hennessey ,speaks about her work: colour as something that “carries time,” painting as a …

Nigel Howlett’s stylized, figurative drawings, paintings, and sculptures express a new and distinct way to explore the complexities and nuances of human experience. His world …

At Kunstsilo in Kristiansand, a former grain silo turned cultural landmark on Norway’s southern coast, modernism is not presented as a clean march towards abstraction, progress, or …

Perrotin is pleased to present Dirty Laundry with gallery artist, Oli Epp. Showcasing a new body of Unrealist paintings, Epp turns inward, ruminating on the …

A wallet is one of the most ordinary objects we carry. It holds money, cards, receipts, small proof of movement through the day. But in …

A suitcase is usually supposed to behave. It should be polished, durable, discreet, and expensive in a way that whispers rather than shouts. Slawn, naturally, has …

Some cinemas are more than screening rooms. They are ghosts with projectors: places where films, bodies, cigarettes, arguments, first dates, and whole artistic movements seem …

For Denim Tears, the self-taught British-Nigerian image-maker has photographed the brand’s latest leather and canvas bags with the kind of visual gravity that turns accessories into something far …

There are football managers, and then there is José Mourinho: part tactician, part theatre director, part myth-making machine. For more than two decades, he has turned …

Photographed by Robert Fairer, whose backstage photographs from a decade at American Vogue captured an era of fashion few were allowed to see and now …

Fashion has always been obsessed with the future, but Prada is taking that impulse unusually literally. The Italian house is no longer just imagining space-age silhouettes from …

For James Turrell, the sky has never been empty. It is material, architecture, colour, illusion, and a kind of vast perceptual screen that changes every time …

There are places where summer feels less like a season and more like a performance. Monte Carlo is one of them: all blue water, polished decks, hotel …

Bones Gilmore is a post-internet folk artist creating allegorical figurative drawings which deal with emotional and spiritual themes like love, pain, and surrender. His art …

Some sculptures stand still. Fujiko Nakaya’s do the opposite. They drift, gather, dissolve, thicken, vanish, and return, making the air itself feel like a living material. At …

Some photographs do not reveal so much as hover. They give you a body, a room, a pool of light, a gesture half-caught in memory, …

Horacio Quiroz’s rich painterly depictions of the human body unravel a world of hybrid states and dynamic desires. With a background in international advertising, the …

For Björk, sound has never stayed inside music. It leaks into landscape, costume, technology, ecology, language, and myth. A song can become a creature. A voice …

Nigeria has always understood that a football shirt can be more than a football shirt. It can be national pride, streetwear, memory, diaspora, and pure visual electricity stitched into …