ARTISTS
A yawn is just a silent shout, and Minimalism has always yearned to yell into the void with a quiet voice.
The ground beneath the city is warped with tunnel systems, some likely begun in prehistoric times, connecting to medieval passageways and intersecting with modern sewage networks and underground train tracks.
In the world of Tevin Lewis, nothing is wasted. Every discarded seed, scorched fossil, ghost fruit, memory fragment, becomes material—not inert substance to be shaped, but living matter, pulsing with history and myth.
It’s the sort of story America loves telling about itself. A story promoting the idea of American exceptionalism. A daring midnight raid. A hero. Freedom prevailing over evil.
The show revisits the artist’s Linear Language series, showcasing the quiet radicalism of the ongoing experimentation that defined her practice.
Bugs are the heart of this exhibition that challenges viewers to reconsider insects not just as pests, but as subjects of scientific wonder and artistic fascination.
The Château de Versailles and Snapchat’s newest augmented reality experience invites guests to relive the dances of Louis XIV’s court.
Design is no longer a passive act of aesthetics or function. It is evolving into a critical framework for coexistence – a lens through which we reconsider our role within the intricate web of life on Earth.
There are two definitions of the word ‘rest’; a type of break and what remains. These versions of the noun are tied.
The French photo fair returns for its 56th edition, centered around the theme “Disobedient Images.”
This astounding show brings together the very best of an incomparable artist: absorbing, transcendent, sublime
Charbel Alkhoury conveys the ache of seeking asylum in a photography book that documents not just a place, but its lingering afterimage
Studio Voltaire will present an exhibition of new works by Caspar Heinemann (b. 1994, London), the first solo institutional exhibition of the artist’s work in the UK.
The ALBERTINA Museum presents the first major solo exhibition of Brigitte Kowanz (1957–2022) since her passing.
GRIMM announced its expansion to a new gallery space in St James’s, opening to the public this fall to coincide with Frieze Week in October.