Constantin's Brancusi MoMA show won't just feature the artist's famous sculptures — it also offers a look at his impeccable style.

Zara's Bad Bunny collection epitomizes the retailer's evolved visual language, a manifestation of Zara's shift from fast fashion to something "elevated."

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A24 rode Marty Supreme and The Drama hype to build a marketing machine through must-buy clothing collabs that just happen to be related to movies.

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Tracey Emin has shocked and moved the public for decades. London’s Tate Modern celebrates her work.

Chris Erik Thomas interviews Nina Kintsurashvili in the context of her current exhibition at Berlin gallery Bukia Vakhania

Alternative art fair models offer low costs for exhibitors and new aesthetic contexts for collectors.

Chris Erik Thomas reviews the group exhibition ‘Arts of the Earth’ at Guggenheim Bilbao as part of our featured topic ‘Wellness’

The founder of mfpen wants to “get your pulse up.”

Colin Hacklander on crafting GmbH’s transfixing runway music.

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The Irish German artist Paul Hutchinson documents graffiti, construction sites, and Berlin’s shifting cultural identity.

A new exhibition in Germany explores the work of LGBTQ+ artists who helped to shape the 20th century art movement of Modernism.

Lawrence Abu Hamdan's exhibition at the Munch Museum looks at the sonic blast generated by wind turbines in Israeli-occupied Golan Heights (Jawlan).

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Notes on my Lithuanian art excursion.

In a warehouse-turned-studio in Lithuania, Chris Erik Thomas finds three generations of artists grappling with intergenerational trauma

Chris Erik Thomas interviews Lu Yang about his current exhibition ‘DOKU the Creator – BHAVACHAKRA’ at Société Berlin

Chris Erik Thomas speaks to Mexican artist Mario García Torres about his solo exhibition at neugerriemschneider in Berlin

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Chris Erik Thomas reviews the group exhibition ‘Magical Realism’ at WIELS in Brussels

A cultural survey on the world's most divisive emoji.

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Gallery representation has long been a fixture of the art world. But smaller galleries are rethinking the model in light of recent trends.

This spring, Berlin’s galleries are exhibiting major solo shows from Frank Auerbach and Tony Cragg, among others.

The show's second edition comes amid a rise in collecting by the Poland's professional classes, and the relocation of the city's public Modern art museum

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Chris Erik Thomas reviews the group exhibition ‘Graffiti’ at Museion in Bolzano, Italy

Mystery movies in the belebte Stadt.

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Art fairs are often viewed as essential for smaller galleries, but they are expensive endeavors. Artsy speaks to gallerists about the current climate.

For queer and trans people, erotica has always been a potent outlet for navigating desire, exploring identity, and pushing back against censorship.

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