The Brooklyn Museum’s new exhibition, “Solid Gold,” celebrates the enduring allure of this precious metal through centuries of art, fashion, and jewelry. From ancient artifacts to contemporary designs, the show showcases the captivating power of gold across cultures and time periods.
Astrid Sterner de Leon, a Spanish artist based in Madrid and New York, uses her photography to explore the connection between youth and nature. Her work beautifully captures the joy and responsibility that young people feel towards the environment, highlighting the need for a generation committed to preserving our planet.
A groundbreaking exhibition at the Völkingen Ironworks in Germany is challenging long-held stereotypes about Africa by showcasing the diverse artistic expressions of 26 artists from across the continent and its global diaspora. ‘The Other Side of the Coin’ delves into the rich cultural heritage of Africa, offering a fresh perspective on its history, traditions, and contemporary art scene.
The British Museum unveils a captivating exhibition showcasing over 80 prints by Pablo Picasso, offering a fresh perspective on the artist’s prolific career. This unique collection delves into his lesser-known work as a printmaker, revealing the versatility and evolution of his artistic vision.
Artist Hew Locke’s latest exhibition at the British Museum, ‘What Have We Here?’, confronts the museum’s colonial past head-on, challenging viewers to grapple with the contentious history of its collection. Through a curated selection of over 150 objects, Locke reimagines the narrative, offering a perspective from the colonized, not the colonizer. This insightful exhibition, a ‘beautiful can of worms,’ explores the complexities of empire, colonialism, and restitution, prompting critical dialogue about the future of museums in a changing world.
From the cozy confines of the bedroom to the vast expanse of social media, a new exhibition at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris, titled ‘Private Lives: From the Bedroom to Social Media,’ delves into the fascinating evolution of intimacy in modern life. Through a diverse collection of objects, artworks, and installations, the exhibition explores how our spaces, belongings, and even technology shape our sense of self and our personal boundaries.
The T3 PHOTO FESTIVAL TOKYO returns for its sixth year, focusing on ‘New Japanese Photography: 50 years on’. This year’s festival explores the evolution of Japanese photography since the iconic ‘New Japanese Photography’ exhibition at MoMA in 1974, examining feminist perspectives and gender equality. The event also features the inaugural ‘T3 PHOTO ASIA’ fair, showcasing Asian art photography and fostering a vibrant market for the art form.
The Centro de Arte Moderna (CAM) in Lisbon, Portugal, has undergone a dramatic transformation, opening its doors to the public with a stunning new design and a focus on inclusivity. The museum now features a beautiful garden, a unique Engawa structure, and a diverse program of exhibitions celebrating modern and contemporary art. The CAM’s new approach aims to connect art with everyday life and foster a vibrant community engagement.
Celebrating its 10th anniversary, the TRACING THE ROOTS event culminates with a captivating exhibition and workshop series in Daikanyama, showcasing the work of over 200 artists and craftspeople. Experience a vibrant exploration of creative expression and the origins of art and craft through diverse mediums.
Chanel Nexus Hall, marking its 20th anniversary, has announced a new direction, focusing on supporting emerging artists and fostering intercultural exchange. This commitment includes a collaborative exhibition series with the ‘Hasegawa Lab,’ a renowned curator training program. The first exhibition, ‘Everyday Enchantment,’ explores the rediscovery of magic within the ordinary through the lens of three talented artists.
