• Art

    FRIEZE ART FAIR AND FRIEZE MASTERS LONDON 2025

    Every October, London transforms into a global hub for art and ideas. This year, Frieze London and Frieze Masters, taking place from 15 to 19 October 2025 in Regent’s Park, return with a renewed sense of ambition, dialogue, and discovery. Together, the twin fairs bridge the distance between the cutting edge and the classical, offering a complete panorama of art’s evolving landscape. Though they share a location and a spirit of innovation, the two fairs speak to different sensibilities. Frieze London focuses on contemporary art and living artists, celebrating experimentation and new voices shaping the future. It’s where collectors discover…

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    ALBERT OEHLEN – ENDLESS SUMMER

    Gagosian Gallery, Paris, is presenting Endless Summer, an exhibition of new paintings by Albert Oehlen.. The paintings explore the theme of the bather, a motif deeply embedded in French art history that captivated such artists as Pierre Bonnard, Paul Cézanne,…

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    GRACE WEAVER AT MAX HETZLER GALLERY

    For Weaver, the body is not just a subject but a site – a stage on which line is choreographed in lyrical gestures, and through which emotion comes to the fore. Despite their monumental scale, Weaver’s new works disclose humble subjects…

  • FEATURED

    VINCENZO DE COTIIS – THE POWER OF MATERIALITY

    Milan-based artist and designer Vincenzo de Cotiis masterfully weaves together salvaged and reclaimed materials – the signs of their age left intact – with precious materials such as Indian jasper. The original form of the materials is often difficult to…

  • PHOTOGRAPHY

    DON MCCULLIN – A DESECRATED SERENITY

    Coinciding with his 90th birthday, McCullin’s most comprehensive US presentation to date brings together over fifty works, as well as seldom seen archival materials and historical ephemera. ‘A Desecrated Serenity’ offers a deep look at McCullin’s expansive archive. From the…

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    Rita Ackermann “Doubles (2024-2025)”

    Rita Ackermann’s series of works “Doubles (2024 – 2025)” bespeak things that bedevil one another: a present the artist can never be at one with; a past that disallows any full disencumbering—images so well-known that they might be better forgotten.…