Pauline Seguin explains the economic and cultural drivers behind Heidi's transcontinental move.
From shrinking municipal budgets to shifting collector habits, the dealer details why Berlin's appeal has faded and London's allure endures.
A comprehensive survey at the Fondation Louis Vuitton reuniting collected masterpieces with the designer's own studio practice.
The Paris institution expands its patronage series with a dual-focused examination of Gustave Fayet, bringing together hundreds of acquired works and restored creations to chart his impact on early modernism.
First European institutional solo explores cross-species kinship and domestic ecologies
Mohammad Alfaraj's latest showcase at the Delfina Foundation merges multimedia installations with regional folklore to reimagine shared habitats.
The pioneering Constructivist receives her first major UK showcase since the 1970s.
A landmark exhibition at Ward Moretti reclaims the legacy of the overlooked Neoplasticist, whose radical ideas quietly shaped modernism while history credited others.
A survey of surveillance, language, and collective resilience at Milan's GAM
Shilpa Gupta's latest presentation at Milan's Galleria d'Arte Moderna examines how power structures permeate daily routines while proposing alternative modes of civic engagement.
Reimagining surveillance technology through decolonial installation and collaborative scholarship
A new exhibition and accompanying publication explore how diasporic artists repurpose imperial mapping tools to forge autonomous visual narratives.
Why cultural advocates insist the overnight visitor surcharge must directly fund galleries and museums
Senior museum directors and policy experts argue that revenue from the proposed tourist fee should be legally protected for the arts sector.
Extended residencies embed Latvian and Lithuanian practitioners into UK institutions
Two early-career specialists start permanent placements at the Hayward Gallery and Camden Art Centre through the Upė Foundation scheme.
Announcing the latest cohort of artists awarded the historic Florentine residency
Four practitioners selected for the 2027 Villa Romana Prize explore embodiment, migration, and cross-media hybridity.
A new exhibition transforms Mies van der Rohe's pavilion into a secular sanctuary of contemplation and historical reflection.
Maurizio Cattelan's NIGHT reconfigures Berlin's Neue Nationalgalerie into a ritualistic space, merging archival sculptures with new commissions to explore memory and altered perception.
Five international practices compete to transform the Marais courtyard into a dedicated outdoor gallery by 2030
The Musée National Picasso‑Paris has announced its shortlist for a major landscape architecture competition, marking a pivotal moment for the institution's expanding engagement with public space and three-dimensional art.
Curatorial insights, heritage conservation alerts, and contemporary public art
From a rare Norman textile loan to the British Museum, the urgent preservation of Iranian archaeological sites, and Tschabalala Self's latest Fourth Plinth commission.
