Andrew Nairne
Kettle’s Yard (Cambridge, UK), is one of the most inspiring and poetic art spaces in the world. A personal favourite of artists and designers Jeremy Deller, Paul Smith and Jonathan Anderson, the… Continue reading
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CK and Andy Warhol at Design Miami Basel
The collaboration between Calvin Klein and the Andy Warhol Foundation was announced last year. In the presence of Raf Simons himself, Calvin Klein premiered its first installation at Design Miami/ Basel on Monday last week, a collection of limited-edition Cassina Feltri armchairs placed around an… Continue reading
Kunstmuseum Basel presents Sam Gilliam
“The Music of Color: Sam Gilliam, 1967–1973” remains on view at Kunstmuseum Basel until 30 September, 2018. Sam Gilliam (b. 1932, Tupelo, Mississippi), an artist associated with the Washington Color School, is renowned for… Continue reading
Gucci celebrates Björk at the Gucci Garden
The Gucci Garden reflects on the history of Gucci since its creation in 1921 to today with an exhibition dedicated to Björk. From June 2018, the outfits and masks from Björk’s 2017 music video “The Gate” will be… Continue reading
Sarabande Foundation presents Deadstock
Sarabande Foundation presents Deadstock – an exhibition by artist-in-residence, Tenant of Culture running until 10th June. For her first solo show at Sarabande, Tenant of Culture showcases a combination of existing and… Continue reading
Giacometti in NY, Basel and Paris
This month, Alberto Giacometti is the subject of exhibitions and openings in NY, Basel and Paris. One of the most significant events of the Paris cultural calendar this season, is the opening… Continue reading
True Colours at the Newport Street Gallery
True Colours is an exhibition presented at the Newport Street Gallery, also known as Damien Hirst’s space, in London. The show features three emerging artists Helen Beard (b.1971, Birmingham), Sadie Laska (b.1974,… Continue reading
Thomas Cole and Ed Ruscha at the National Gallery, London
Ruscha’s ten-painting installation installed at the National Gallery in London reminisce of Thomas Cole’s epic five-painting cycle The Course of Empire (1834-6). The painter acknowledges his inspiration and respect for Thomas Cole.… Continue reading
Victor Hugo caricatured
From 13 September 2018 to 6 January 2019, the House of Victor Hugo, 6 Place des Vosges in Paris, will present a fantastic exhibition around Hugo’s controversial public image. The fame of… Continue reading
Patrice Chéreau: Mettre en scène l’opéra by Actes Sud
In November 2017, the Bibliothèque Nationale de France and the Opéra National de Paris celebrated director, performer and filmmaker Patrice Chéreau’s (1944-2013) oeuvre with a grand exhibition presented at Palais Garnier. It coincided with the… Continue reading