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• Farid Karim's Deco House: A Neo-Art-Deco Transformation of a London Terrace architecture-design

  Founded in 2021 by Farid Karim, London-based Farid Karim Design is highlighted in the 2026 edition of Wallpaper* Architects' Directory. Their recent work, Deco House, showcases a…

• Yayoi Kusama Reflects on Life, Art, and Love in 2007 ArtReview Interview artist

  In a 2007 interview with ArtReview, Yayoi Kusama, recognized as Japan's foremost living artist, shared insights into her lifelong commitment to art, her beliefs about love, and…

• September Exhibitions: Mannheim, Vienna, Cologne exhibition

  The September art exhibition roundup highlights three notable shows across Germany and Austria. In Mannheim, a sports car is being blown up as part of an artistic performance or…

• Venice Biennale Protests Target US Ambassador Amid Wealth Display other

  Two months into the ongoing 61st Venice Biennale, tensions have been rising, sparking public protests. On July 17, a large group of demonstrators, including members of the Art Not…

• Forensic Architecture and Laurie Anderson Win Major 2026 Awards award

  The June 2026 edition of ArtAsiaPacific highlights two notable awards in the art world. Forensic Architecture has been awarded the Golden Nica in Interactive Art+ at the 2026 Prix…

• Joy Li's Dish-Rack Sculptures Turn Domestic Objects into Urban Landscapes artist

  In a recent feature in ArtAsiaPacific, Joy Li's sculptures made from dish racks reimagine common household items as tiny cityscapes. Her 2025 piece, 'Our Ephemeral Eternity. Our…

• Lesley-Anne Cao's Amphibian Palm: Fabric Books Submerged in Water artist

  Lesley-Anne Cao's ongoing series Amphibian palm (2024– ) features fabric books placed in water tanks, where wave-driven mechanisms turn their pages. The works explore water's…

• Tromarama's First US Commission at The Kitchen's Temporary Westbeth Space exhibition

  The Kitchen, a prominent nonprofit art organization in New York, is showcasing "Tromarama: Upon a Machine" at its temporary site in Westbeth during renovations at its Chelsea…

• Kibongobongo Exhibition Reimagines Dar es Salaam Through Everyday Art exhibition

  Running from 3 July to 17 August 2026, the 'Kibongobongo' exhibition at Nafasi Art Space in Dar es Salaam showcases the works of ten artists and one institution from Tanzania,…

• ArtAsiaPacific's September/October Issue Explores Dissolving Categories publication

  The cover of the September/October edition of ArtAsiaPacific showcases Liu Wei, a Beijing native born in 1972, known for his cityscapes and assemblages made from debris. Michele…

• Art Basel's Swiss Edition Faces Fraying Monopoly as Paris Rises market-auction

  Art Basel's Swiss edition, historically viewed as the apex of the art fair scene, is now encountering threats to its supremacy. This year's slogan, "Only one city does it all.…

• Soe Yu Nwe's Hybrid Ceramics at Venice Biennale exhibition

  At the Venice Biennale's exhibition titled 'The Spirits of Maritime Crossing 2026,' artist Soe Yu Nwe showcases her ceramic piece 'Snake Woman, Shigaraki' (2024), which delves…

• Ella Wijt's Solo Debut 'Domestic Emotions' at Sullivan + Strumpf Singapore exhibition

  Ella Wijt's inaugural solo exhibition, 'Domestic Emotions,' is on display at Sullivan + Strumpf in Singapore from June 25 to July 25, 2026. This exhibition delves into the…

• NS Harsha's 'Camel and the Tent Times' at Victoria Miro, London exhibition

  Indian artist NS Harsha's solo exhibition 'Camel and the Tent Times' opened at Victoria Miro gallery in London, running from June 5 to July 31, 2026. The show features 13 recent…

• Miljohn Ruperto's 'Animal, Vegetable, nor Mineral' at Cantor Arts Center exhibition

  The Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University presents 'Miljohn Ruperto: Animal, Vegetable, nor Mineral,' an exhibition running from March 12 to September 14, 2026. The show…

• MADD Bordeaux Reopens After Three-Year Transformation architecture-design

  After three years of renovation, the Musée des Arts Décoratifs et du Design (MADD) in Bordeaux has reopened, unveiling a redesigned space that bridges its historic buildings and…

• OmniView's Eéso: A 'Hotel Within a Hotel' Opens in Crete architecture-design

  Eéso, a secluded enclave designed by the Athens-based architecture firm OmniView, is now complete within the Nema Design Hotel & Spa located in Analipsi, Crete. The term Eéso…

• Trump Administration Moves to Sell Kehinde Wiley Painting Deemed 'Too Woke' other

  The State Department under the Trump administration intends to sell Kehinde Wiley's artwork 'Young Artists After Siamesas 1960', which was commissioned in 2013 for the U.S.…

• Piercy&Co Transforms London Apartment into Living Gallery and Design Lab architecture-design

  Piercy&Co, an architectural firm based in London, has introduced Apartment 21 in Kentish Town, a one-bedroom space intended as both a private gallery and a guest residence. This…

• Gates Seeks US-China AI Cooperation Ahead of Potential Xi Meeting ai-technology

  Bill Gates, the Microsoft co-founder, is said to be arranging a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping later this year, likely in November, as reported by Reuters, referencing…

• Létrange Expands into Fine Jewelry, High Line Art Unveils 2026 Commissions, PARKSEOBO MUSEUM Opens in Seoul other

  Next month, Létrange, a leather brand from Paris that started in 1838 and is led by Sebastien Létrange, will launch its second collection of fine jewelry. The brand rose to…

• The Tragic Fates of Marie Antoinette's Four Children other

  Marie Antoinette and Louis XVI presided over France until their executions during the French Revolution. Among their four offspring, only Marie-Thérèse Charlotte (1778–1851) lived…

• Ghanaian Artisans Craft Elaborate Coffins for Celebratory Funerals cultural-heritage

  In Ghana, skilled artisans produce elaborate coffins that serve as the centerpieces of funerals celebrating the deceased's life and ensuring a stylish journey to the afterlife.…

• Splendor Solis: The Most Glorious Illuminated Alchemical Manuscript cultural-heritage

  Splendor Solis, a 16th-century illuminated alchemical manuscript attributed to Salomon Trismosin, is celebrated as the prime example of its kind. The work, which sets forth the…

• Ann Cathrin Buchardt's 'Shadows of Summer': Norwegian Summer in Black and White artist

  Norwegian photographer Ann Cathrin Buchardt is developing 'Shadows of Summer', a black-and-white photography project capturing the unsettling atmosphere of endless summer nights…

• Gabriel Diogo: From São Paulo Backyards to Nike Posters artist

  Gabriel Diogo, a talented illustrator based in São Paulo, has gained recognition for his vibrant representations of Brazilian culture and football. Growing up in a neighborhood…

• La Malle des bicentenaires 2026–2039: First Time Capsule Dedicated to Francophone Photography cultural-heritage

  A world-first time capsule devoted exclusively to photography will be launched in 2026, marking the bicentennial of the first permanent photograph by Nicéphore Niépce, 'Point de…

• Counterpublic Triennial Commissions Four Native Artists for 2026 festival-fair

  The upcoming 2026 Counterpublic triennial in St. Louis, named 'Coyote Time,' is set to open on September 10 and will showcase four new commissions from Native artists, in…

• French Legal System vs. American TV Tropes: What Doesn't Exist in French Courts other

  A recent article from Le Monde's Les Décodeurs, published on August 27, 2026, examines the discrepancies between American legal dramas and the actual French criminal procedure.…

• Cologne's Anti-Fascist Street Festival: A Symbolic Rejection of AfD Politician other

  In Cologne, a street festival in a central neighborhood became a site of political protest when residents and organizers learned that the leader of the AfD faction in the city…

• Mark Francis Transforms Sound and Frequency into Vibrating Abstract Paintings at Bernhard Knaus Fine Art exhibition

  Mark Francis, a painter from Northern Ireland, showcases his latest collection titled 'Chroma' at Bernhard Knaus Fine Art in Frankfurt. This exhibition, which runs from September…

• Met Police Defends Use of Drill Rap Lyrics as Court Evidence Amid Campaign for Legal Restrictions other

  The Metropolitan Police have defended their practice of utilizing drill music lyrics as evidence in criminal cases, despite a movement led by Art Not Evidence advocating for legal…

• Chinese Artist Gao Zhen Sentenced to 3 Years in Prison for Satirical Mao Sculptures artist

  On March 30, 2026, Gao Zhen, an artist, received a three-year prison sentence for creating satirical sculptures depicting Mao Zedong. He had been in custody since August 26, 2024,…

• Ashikaga Yoshimasa: The Shogun Who Broke Japan other

  A recent article delves into the shogunate of Ashikaga Yoshimasa (1449–1473), highlighting his involvement in the Onin War (1467–1477) and the subsequent decline of central…

• Isaac Asimov's Three Laws of Robotics Explained in Video other

  A video has emerged featuring science fiction writer Isaac Asimov discussing his Three Laws of Robotics, a set of ethical guidelines he created for robots in his stories. These…

• University of Houston MFA Photography | Video Program: Fully Funded, Interdisciplinary, and Houston-Connected other

  The University of Houston's MFA in Photography | Video is a three-year, fully funded program within the Kathrine McGovern College of the Arts, offering private studios in the…

• Studio Three Sixty's Sauna Theatre Debuts at Edinburgh Fringe architecture-design

  During the Edinburgh Fringe festival, Studio Three Sixty introduced a unique sauna that also serves as a theatre at Summerhall Arts, crafted by Lucy Osborne, co-creative director…

• Art Innovation Gallery: Bringing Contemporary Art to Urban Billboards digital

  Francesca Boffetti established Art Innovation Gallery, which repurposes urban billboards in cities such as New York, Hong Kong, Miami, and Milan into venues for exhibitions. In a…

• Moretonhampstead Carnival Nostalgia: Photos from 1970s and 1980s cultural-heritage

  A new photo gallery published by The Guardian showcases archival images of the Moretonhampstead Carnival in Dartmoor, England, during the 1970s and 1980s. The photographs, taken…

• Weimar Republic's Contradictions Explored in Munich Exhibition exhibition

  The Lenbachhaus museum in Munich is showcasing an exhibition entitled 'A Long-Distance Call: Scenes from the Weimar Republic.' This event features prominent figures such as Käte…