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 …

Isamaya Ffrench has never treated beauty as something soft or obedient. Across makeup, image-making, product design, and art direction, her work has always felt closer to …

The art world likes to imagine itself as serious. Jerry Gogosian understood that it was often ridiculous. Behind the account was Hilde Lynn Helphenstein, the artist, writer, curator, …

For a designer so defined by absence, Martin Margiela has always left behind unusually physical traces. White paint. Blank labels. Tabi footprints. Reworked garments. Anonymous uniforms. Clothes …

Graffiti was never just paint on a wall. It was territory, speed, risk, style, music, clothing, friendship, and refusal. A language made in public, often illegally, before the art world learned how …

Before art became something to consume, Yoko Ono imagined it as something you could complete with your own mind. A match burning out. A wish tied to …

Julia de Ruiter (b. 2003) is a Toronto-based oil painter. She recently graduated from OCAD University with a BFA and will begin her MA in …

I was talking to my friend and artist Hsin Hwang one afternoon when she mentioned that I might like the work of her friend, Pei-Yi …

Fashion has been circling Formula 1 for a while now, but Gucci has just made the relationship official. Not as a casual collaborator, not as a logo on the …

A paper plane is one of the first things a child learns to make from almost nothing. A page becomes a body. A fold becomes …

For Summer 2026, the label returns with a collection built around the things it has always understood best: surf, skate, streetwear, and the kind of clothes that look better …

Human beings love to imagine themselves as evolved creatures. Rational, civilised, separate from the animal world. But Sungermone’s Homo Animalis begins with a more uncomfortable suspicion: maybe the …

There is a particular kind of summer dressing that only works when it looks like it has already lived several lives. Not clean resortwear. Not …

Streetwear has always borrowed from the street, but Corteiz has never been interested in making that relationship feel clean. Its world is built from pressure: city codes, …

The first time I met Arang Choi was at the opening of her solo show for Sotheby’s Artist Quarterly in Vienna.Earlier that day, I had stepped off a …

Lisa Barnard: You Only Look Once / Isadora Romero: Notes on How to Build a Forest Crespo Open Space, Frankfurt am Main 13 March – 31 May 2026By Joachim …

Football has never belonged only to the pitch. It lives in the scarves, the queues, the train platforms, the pub tables, the nervous singing before kick-off, …

Moncler Grenoble has spent years building its mythology in the cold: alpine peaks, ski uniforms, technical puffers, colour built to cut through white-out conditions. But for …

There is something beautifully wrong about an interview series staged on a couch that is not really a couch. With ON THE COUCH, the John Chamberlain Estate turns …

There are performers who enter a room, and then there is Tilda Swinton, who seems to alter the room’s temperature before anything has even happened. This …

Photo: Installation View of Concessions to Impurity, The Sue Tear, 2026. Photo: Shark Senesac / New Document It was a hot sunny day when I …

At Sceners Gallery, objects are not behaving themselves. Chairs, cabinets, surfaces, bodies, and fantasies seem to slip out of their assigned roles, refusing the polite old …