Design
Paper Positions Berlin 2026 Highlights
Drawing and paper are often seen as simple. However, at Paper Positions Berlin 2026, they take centre stage and appear in many different forms. Paper Positions Berlin Instead of staying in a traditional role, paper becomes…
Tuğba Koç’s HOMA at Milan Design Week 2026
For Milan Design Week 2026, Tuğba Koç’s brand, HOMA, is on view throughout the week in two special collaborations across the city. They will be at Linteloo (Salone del Mobile Fiera Milano, Rho). In addition,…
Ben Arpéa: Artworks at Grand Palais
193 Gallery takes part in the latest edition of Art Paris, held under the glass dome of the Grand Palais, with a solo presentation of French artist Ben Arpéa. Based in Paris, Arpéa emerged in…
Ed Alcock: Secrets et Mensonges
From June 19 to November 15, 2026, the Jeu de Paume presents an exhibition dedicated to Ed Alcock, winner of the Prix Niépce. Exhibition of Ed Alcock, titled “Secrets et mensonges”, brings together fifteen years of his photographic work,…
An Assembly of Gestures
An Assembly of Gesture: the engine of doing and a method of composition Conceived through a dialogue between choreographer Christian Rizzo and curator Anne-Laure Lestage, An Assembly of Gestures (Episode 1) inaugurates an exhibition cycle…
Jean Oltra and Paul Molina: Sharing the Drive to Create
Jean Oltra and Paul Molina are third-year fashion design students at IFM, entering a decisive moment where school turns into industry. They now approach their final collections with a clear and emerging sense of identity. Jean…
Coco Capitán: Imagination Investments, Hong Kong
Timed to coincide with Art Basel Hong Kong. Globally recognised Coco Capitán presents Imagination Investments. A three-part city-spanning installation unfolding across Hong Kong as a meditation on memory, longing, and human connection. Born in Seville…
Victor Solomon: Objects of Aspiration
Victor Solomon didn’t set out to redefine the language of sports-inspired art, it happened almost by accident. Originally a filmmaker, Victor Solomon grew frustrated with the slow, resource-heavy nature of cinema and sought a more immediate,…
Dustin Shuler: Spindle – Cars into Sculpture
Dustin Shuler (1948–2010) was an American sculptor known for turning everyday objects, especially cars (the Spindle), into large artworks that asked questions about culture, consumption, and space. Dustin Shuler made work that was not quiet…
