Island Records and EMI turn their new London headquarters into a living music archive, bringing art, design, and decades of record-label history into the everyday workspace.

Sixty years before screenshots and reposts became second nature, Roy Lichtenstein was already asking what happens when an image gets copied, enlarged, and set loose in the world. This October, the Whitney reopens that question with its first Lichtenstein survey in over two decades.

New York’s summer art calendar moves between major museum presentations, ambitious gallery exhibitions, and unexpected encounters between artists and ideas. From Alberto Giacometti beneath the Temple of Dendur to Marcel Duchamp’s radical readymades and Fernando Botero’s formative years in New York, these are the exhibitions worth making time for now. Noguchi’s New York The Noguchi […]

Francisco Valverde reflects on creative freedom, Mexican and Cuban identity, resin, abstraction, and the sensory connection between artwork and viewer.

Set within the former stables of Casa Pedregal, Tetetlán brings together architecture, Mexican cuisine, yoga, books, music, and craftsmanship through a shared devotion to material, ritual, and place.

M.YUCAS transforms algorithms into striking works of generative art, where mathematical precision, personal memory, and contemporary design come together in captivating geometric compositions.

Before the bead shop, there was an instinct. Brooklyn-based jewelry designer Jackie Ansell has been following it ever since.

Using only his smartphone, Sarfo Emmanuel Annor transforms everyday scenes in Ghana into vibrant portraits that celebrate youth, identity, and the power of color.

Through clean compositions, quiet narratives, and carefully balanced spaces, Thai artist SUNTUR transforms minimalism into a powerful form of visual storytelling.

Some destinations deserve more than a visit—they deserve to be photographed. These 10 remarkable landscapes combine color, texture, and natural beauty that make every frame unforgettable.

Discover Taller Abierto at Parque La Mexicana, an exhibition honoring Pedro Ramírez Vázquez alongside contemporary Latin American artists during FIFA World Cup 2026 cultural programming.

A new retrospective explores the life and work of Gonzalo Tassier, the artist and designer behind the iconic Hecho en México seal and other landmarks of Mexican visual culture.

Explore the work of Daisuke Yokota, the Japanese photographer who transforms error, decay, and imperfection into powerful reflections on memory, time, and perception.

Belgian artist Stijn Cole presents Horizontes mexicanos at Casa HOTBOOK, in Mexico City exploring light, landscape, and perception through abstraction and materiality.

ZEGNA returns as the main sponsor of the Italian Pavilion at La Biennale di Venezia 2026, reinforcing its ongoing dialogue with contemporary art.

Discover how AlUla is redefining cultural tourism through mirrored architecture, contemporary art, and immersive experiences in the Arabian desert.

Discover how Mexican filmmaker Santiago Arriaga explores storytelling, introspection, and visual language through cinema and photography.