Jaguar unveils a strikingly distinctive and unexpected representation of its brand as it continues to evolve. Type 00 (pronounced Type Zero Zero) exemplifies Jaguar’s artistic vision of Exuberant Modernism, following its new brand identity launch.

Frieze Masters and its sister event, Frieze London, returned to their iconic venue at Regent’s Park, offering a unique contemporary perspective on millennia of art history. This includes collectable pieces alongside renowned masterpieces from ancient times and the Old Masters through to the late 20th century.

Group exhibition Inner Space anchors The Future Perfect’s Frieze LA-week offerings, with additional programming from artist Tod Lippy, and new installations by Karl Zahn and Chris Wolston.

Launching to coincide with Miami Art Week, Ralph Pucci showcases their ‘In Transitions Miami Film Stills’ exhibition - a display of 35 furniture and lighting pieces.

Chinese artist Zhang Huan takes over part of Miami's iconic South Beach during Miami Art Week and the Faena Festival. Titled 'Miami Buddha', the works feature two Buddhas sitting face to face; one crafted from an aluminium mould, and the other constructed from incense ash collected from temples around China.

Argentinian artist Leandro Erlich takes over part of Miami's South Beach during Art Week with a life-size installation consisting of 66 vehicles created from compacted sand. Titled 'The Order of Importance', the installation raises awareness of the climate change crisis.

DesignMiami/ showcases an impressive curation of contemporary furniture and design brands during the 2019 Miami Art Week.