Lorna Simpson in London: An Archive That Can’t Be Closed
Lorna Simpson is back in London. For the first time in eight years. Previous & Ongoing opens at Hauser & Wirth on Savile Row
Halston House: Paul Rudolph, Halston and Tom Ford
Od betónových megaštruktúr po Studio 54: príbeh architekta, ktorého Met pFrom concrete megastructures to Studio 54: the story of an architect whom the Met
Dior Cruise 2027 and LACMA: One Building’s Year
The Dior Cruise 2027 collection now has a campaign to go with its show. Sam Rock photographed it at the Los Angeles County Museum
Paris Art Guide: October 2026
Much of the attention this month goes to Art Basel Paris at the Grand Palais, but the city has far more to offer. Cézanne
Barrie × Damien Hirst: Is Cashmere with Spots Art?
Barrie × Damien Hirst: the Scottish knitwear house Barrie is releasing a limited cashmere collection with Hirst’s Spots and Butterflies. Early access through the
London guide: architecture and art in 8 buildings
Architecture in London meets art this year at Frieze Masters too. One of its sections draws on two homes. The Reflections section was curated
Why Go to Frieze Masters: Art History in the Present Tense
Most art fairs look forward. Frieze Masters looks back, and does so surprisingly in the present. From October 14 to 18, 2026, 142 galleries
Marie Antoinette Returns to Versailles
To the tune of Bow Wow Wow’s cover of “I Want Candy,” Kirsten Dunst as Marie Antoinette tries on shoes, dresses and jewels. It’s
Artist-to-Artist, Frieze 2026: Someone Has to See You First
Frieze London and Frieze Masters return to The Regent’s Park from 14 to 18 October, with 176 galleries from 43 countries. One of the
Es Devlin: Other Worlds
The designer behind the closing ceremony of the London 2012 Olympics and the Super Bowl halftime show is now moving her entire studio into
Ed Ruscha, Tom Cruise and Alejandro Iñárritu: the poster for Digger at LACMA
A film poster is usually made by a graphic designer at the production company. For Digger, it was made by one of the most
Artissima 2026: Fancy
The Lingotto complex, once a Fiat car factory in Turin, today hosts something entirely different from cars. Right there, from October 30 to November
Art Basel Paris 2026: Exhibitions You Must See
Art Basel Paris doesn’t stop at the threshold of the Grand Palais during its week. It spills out across the whole city. Leading Paris
Stone Island and Selfridges: When Collectors Write the Brand’s History
Stone Island has taken over the Selfridges Corner Shop in London with the exhibition Selected Works ‘982–’026, Stone Island: The Collector Series. It’s on
NYFW 2026: Art on the Runway
New York Fashion Week 2026 belonged to anniversaries, geometry and animal prints, as critic Vanessa Friedman summed it up for The New York Times.
Nicole Eisenman’s Stack at the Royal Academy of Arts in London
Nicole Eisenman (b. 1965 in Verdun, France) is an American painter and sculptor who lives in Brooklyn. A key figure of contemporary figurative art,
Christian Marclay at White Cube Paris: When a Record Becomes Material
Christian Marclay (b. 1955), a Swiss-American artist working between visual art and music, has a new show at White Cube Paris. Its story begins
Frieze London 2026 Highlights: From Lisson to Pace
Frieze London is returning once again to Regent’s Park. That means 176 galleries, 43 countries, one week, during which the London scene meets itself.
Homme Plissé Issey Miyake × Tate Modern: Matisse on Pleated Paper
A Collection Inspired by the Snail Issey Miyake (1938–2022) has now borrowed this technique. As a seven-year-old, he survived the atomic bombing of Hiroshima.
Art Basel Paris 2026: The City as Gallery
Less than a week after Frieze, things heat up again. No one has time to catch their breath, but the art world moves on.
Argus & Medusa at DOX: Between Hope and Despair
Hope as a Dot on the Horizon Crisis comes. Hope shrinks to a dot on the horizon. What then? DOX returns to one of