Articles from 2026

Running away from Moodboards and Hospitality Branding

A major exhibition revisits one of modern art’s most elusive innovators, celebrating the artist who transformed reinvention into a lifelong practice.

The Royal Academy revisits the London gallery that launched one of the twentieth century’s most influential collectors.

Robert Olnick Pavilion, Magazzino Italian Art. Curated by Nicola Lucchi

Why everyone suddenly wants hobbies they're bad at

Paris’ leading multidisciplinary fair returns to the Grand Palais with 100 international galleries spanning two millennia of art.

Transitioning from the Prince to the Sage

Why Barbara Hepworth's sculptures were never just about form

Tate Modern celebrates seven decades of one of kinetic art’s greatest innovators

Tate Modern explores how an artist became one of the world’s most enduring cultural symbols

A cultural patron and leading advocate for poetry in Spain

At the precise moment when AI can write our emails and WhatsApp has reduced communication to voice notes and emojis, handwritten correspondence is quietly returning.

The Prize That Changed the Conversation

Basel Exclusive and highlights for its flagship show

The Man Who Made the World Brighter

Six Continents in Dialogue In Regent’s Park

From Emerging Talent to Established Masters

The fair credited with establishing collectible design heads to the Place des Lices for a debut Riviera edition

From live indie pop to immersive installations, five gallery events anchor the citywide celebration

Your definitive guide to the Venice Biennale 2026, exploring the In Minor Keys theme and the best exhibitions to see across the city

The Dutch studio's 'Franchise Freedom' filled the Los Angeles sky with swarming light to honor the museum's newest wing