Explore The Schoolhouse, a Victorian gothic parish house in Mayfair restored by CarverHaggard for Sarah Myerscough Gallery, celebrating design, craft and material-led architecture.

Discover Act 3/3: Nello Spazio at Palazzo rhinoceros in Rome; a powerful contemporary art exhibition exploring photography, space, and architectural perception.

Explore a general overview of Untitled Art Fair 2025 in Miami, showcasing contemporary art, galleries, solo projects, and the latest trends during Miami Art Week.

Explore the standout galleries and artworks from Frieze Masters 2025. From Himalayan treasures at Tenzing Asian Art to Adrian Berg’s poetic landscapes at Frestonian Gallery, uncover the exhibitions, sculptures, and paintings that defined this year’s London art fair.

Explore PAD London 2025 with Martyn White UK, showcasing standout galleries, collectable design, contemporary art, and immersive installations. Discover the curated highlights, material innovation, and the dialogue between art and design that define this must-visit London fair.

Discover Roham Shamekh’s Self Love, a sculptural installation of artichoke-flower seats at Design Miami. Paris 2025. Experience how his fusion of art, design, and introspection transforms sitting into a ritual of reflection and self-love.

Opera Gallery Paris presents Jean Dubuffet: L’Hourloupe et son sillage (1962–1982), a major exhibition celebrating two decades of his radical Post-War art.

Discover Crockery, a groundbreaking collaboration between designer Max Lamb and ceramics specialists 1882 Ltd., presented at Gallery FUMI for London Design Festival 2025. Explore how clay is reimagined into bold ceramic chairs and stools that push the boundaries of craft and design.

Discover The Words That Bind Us by artist Nicola Anthony at Durham Cathedral’s Magna Carta and the Northexhibition. An immersive river of light and language explores justice, community, and the enduring legacy of the Magna Carta.

Explore Vas Florum: Resina Botanica by Marcin Rusak at Carpenters Workshop Gallery, Ladbroke Hall—botanical sculptures blending resin, bronze, and memory.

Explore Maarten Baas’s Reconstructing Time at Carpenters Workshop Gallery, Ladbroke Hall—three conceptual clocks blending video, design, and performance.

Discover Paul Cocksedge’s Reflections at Carpenters Workshop Gallery, Ladbroke Hall—an exhibition exploring light, mass, materiality, and mirrored design.

Explore VOX by Jónsi at Kunstsilo, a powerful multi-sensory installation that transforms the Sigur Rós frontman’s voice into light, scent, and vibration. Discover how this immersive art experience redefines Nordic culture and sound in contemporary visual art.

Discover the highlights from London Craft Week 2025 at FRIEZE No. 9 Cork Street. Explore how leading artists, designers, and galleries showcased innovative contemporary craft, collectable design, and material experimentation in the heart of London’s Mayfair art district.

Explore WITNESS: Early Lead Works at White Cube London, a powerful exhibition of Antony Gormley’s formative sculptures. Discover how these early pieces shaped his visual language and legacy, blending presence, materiality, and profound stillness.

For this year’s edition of the fair, the central section of the Depot was dramatically reimagined as “Nilufar: Repertorio”, an ambitious scenographic exhibition curated by the gallery’s legendary founder, Nina Yashar. Divided into five theatrical “acts,” Repertorio unfolds as a multi-sensory exploration of the delicate tensions between craftsmanship and art, past and future, nature and artifice.

For its fourth edition, the Eye of the Collector fair look over Chelsea Barrack’s Garrison Chapel in a unique showcase of collectible design. See below highlights and a short video tour from this year’s fair.

This project is a tribute to the master of kinetic art and sociologist of art at La Sorbonne with over 70 years of national and international research and artistic production defending the cultural component of art in society.

Sculptor Julien Creuzet designed the installation for the French pavilion. Deploying plastics and rope in his work, Creuzet often explores his own French-Caribbean identity. ‘His singular work and his gift for oral literature feed on creolization by bringing together a diversity of materials, stories, shapes and gestures.

With newly produced multimedia sculptures, mixed-media paintings, site-specific murals, a multichannel video installation, and an extensive exterior installation, the space in which to place me transforms the U.S. Pavilion into an embodiment of Gibson’s radically inclusive vision for the future: a space in which Indigenous art and a broad spectrum of cultural expressions and identities are central to the American experience.