Discover Frank Bowling: Seeking the Sublime, the NOWNESS short film exploring the celebrated artist's abstract paintings, creative process and lifelong pursuit of artistic freedom.
Serpentine Park Nights 2026 transforms London's Serpentine Pavilion into a vibrant space for contemporary art, music, poetry and shared cultural experiences.
Through immersive installations and collective experiences, Es Devlin explores one of the most important questions of our time: how do we reconnect in an increasingly fragmented world?
In Morning, Afternoon, Evening, Leonel Dietsche explores urban loneliness, intimacy and human connection through three interconnected stories set in Los Angeles.
Discover sommer.frische.kunst. 2026 in Bad Gastein. Under the theme “Between Waters”, international contemporary art meets Alpine landscapes, architecture and cultural transformation.
Discover Will of the Wisp by NOWNESS, a poetic portrait of American sculptor James Surls and his enduring connection to nature, creativity, and monumental sculpture.
A studio visit with Chinese abstract artist Ding Yi in Shanghai. Discover the evolution of his iconic cross motif and his latest exhibition “Cosmotechnics” in Venice.
An exclusive interview with Aki Takase on the occasion of the German Jazz Prize 2026: the exceptional pianist reflects on improvisation, artistic evolution, and the future of jazz.
A cinematic portrait of Porzellan-Manufaktur Nymphenburg and its collaboration with MCM: “Formed from Heritage” captures the creation of a limited-edition porcelain cup shaped by heritage, craftsmanship, and modern luxury.
The short film Braid explores sisterhood, separation, and coming of age through a poetic visual language rooted in the real experiences of two Belarusian sisters.
Tadashi Kawamata creates immersive installations for Ruinart in 2026, blending art, nature, and champagne into a unique sensory experience.
ALBERTINA Vienna presents a major retrospective of Richard Prince in 2026. The exhibition explores key series of the appropriation artist and examines visual culture from advertising to social media.
Flea releases his debut solo album “Honora,” a deeply personal jazz project reflecting his roots, discipline, and lifelong musical journey.
Discover the new issue of THE Stylemate “PANTA RHEI” exploring disruption, architecture, design, hospitality, and mindful living in times of transformation.
Wilhelm Sasnal’s “Grey Eyes” at Espace Louis Vuitton Munich explores perception, memory, and the ambiguity of seeing through contemporary painting.
Aurélie Fretti creates sculptural works that blend intuition, materiality, and the human body into a unique contemporary language.
“The Rhythm of the Eye” at Triennale Milano marks the first European exhibition of Don Bronstein, showcasing his intimate photographs of Chicago’s jazz scene and redefining visual storytelling.
