Man Ray and Max Dupain
What could possibly connect Man Ray and Max Dupain? One was a leading avant-garde artist of the twentieth…
With a New Exhibition Daryl Kerrigan Brings Downtown Cool to Upstate New York
From the start, Daryl K’s big draw was a good-fitting pant—be that lowrider boot-cut jeans, baggy models, or…
Live Berg curates “tasting menu” of Norwegian design in Oslo gallery D142
Oslo-based designer Live Berg has curated Chef’s Kiss, the opening exhibition in a new concept store dedicated to…
exhibitions to see around the world this november
november exhibitions from DESIGNBOOM RADAR Â November continues with exhibitions that transcend disciplines and generations, exploring the intersections…
Must-see Van Gogh exhibitions in 2026 – The Art Newspaper
Van Gogh lovers, grab your diaries and be ready to take note of these exhibitions coming up in…
Catch of the day: Winslow Homer’s delicate watercolours get very rare outing in Boston – The Art Newspaper
Considered one of the most influential American painters of the 19th century, Winslow Homer (1836-1910) was a pioneer…
galerie philia show activates brutalist landmarks in grand paris
Design meets brutalism in Galerie Philia’s tenth-anniversary show  To celebrate its tenth anniversary, Galerie Philia presents STRATES, a large-scale…
Twisting tale of ‘Henry VIII’s lost dagger’ to be told in London exhibition – The Art Newspaper
The story of a mysterious Ottoman dagger long believed to have been owned by Henry VIII—and stolen in…
At New York’s MacDowell, the Fiery Epiphanies of Artist Luise Kaish Unfurl
The inspiration Kaish found in nature is potent, with references to the New Hampshire landscape in Firepond I…
What to do in Auckland this weekend: Comedy, art and free gelato
Where: The Classic Studio, Queen St, Auckland Price: Tickets $20 + booking fees, from comedy.co.nz 2) Joyful noise…
Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris opens epic Gerhard Richter retrospective – The Art Newspaper
Gerhard Richter turned 93 this year, and has still been hard at work. Though he officially gave up…
Zeitgeist 2.0 exhibition showcases “new Norwegian design movement”
As part of Designers’ Saturday festival in Oslo, curators Kirsten Visdal and Per Olav Sølvberg displayed an array…