art

Ernesto Neto reimagines space. As a result, the Grand Palais becomes a sanctuary. Ernesto Neto’s woven architecture invites the body, the earth, and the beat to reunite. Back in 2005, he filled the Panthéon in…

Tous Léger reinvents modernism, not with reverence, but with riot. In the early 1920s, Fernand Léger coined the term “new realism” to rethink how art meets reality. Consequently, today, that legacy transforms again. Through explosive…

When Clinamen becomes a symphony, Céleste Boursier-Mougenot hears chaos in stillness. Inside the Bourse de Commerce, porcelain becomes philosophy. When the ancient Greeks spoke of “clinamen,” they meant a slight swerve, an unpredictable deviation. It…

Ruan Jooste, a Cape Town-based South African artist, creates vibrant art that explores themes of identity and memory. His work is deeply influenced by South African branding and colour. By using logos and prints, he…

A colossal companion lands in the Land of Smiles. KAWS Holiday brings pop art, to Sanam Luang the Royal Cremation Ground. KAWS Holiday touches down in Thailand with a sky-high spectacle. The 18-meter inflatable Companion…

Monica Maja Richardson: artist sitting in front of one of her paintings

Prodigy Photographer Tim Bertram One of his most thoughtprovoking ideas is an ongoing project aimed at challenging societal norms. A photo series featuring mothers and prostitutes, displayed together without revealing who is who, urging viewers…

Sculptor Joanna Allen has been working on a new series of work for the past four years in her secluded Dorset studio. Where meditation and psychomorphic drawing are an intrinsic part of her practice. Allen’s much anticipated…

Frank Bowling’s Masterclass in Collage and Abstraction Frank Bowling’s first solo exhibition in France marks a long overdue moment. Presented at Hauser & Wirth Paris, “Frank Bowling. Collage” brings together over two decades of the…