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Here's our curated selection of some of the best and most-anticipated European art exhibitions taking place this summer.

We speak to the Oscar-winning costume designer, Ruth E Carter, and to the duo behind Sundance Film Festival’s latest rebrand. Plus, we catch up with the…

a href= http://frederickholmesandcompany.com target= _blank Frederick Holmes And Company /a - Gallery of Modern & Contemporary Art, which opened o

On one hand the striking images of UNESCO-winning photographer Jeremy Hunter’s ‘ARIRANG’ series documents a complex feat of storytelling via performance art. On the other hand, it is an ...

This week, the editors revisit Max Kozloff’s “Men and Machines” from Artforum’s February 1969 issue. The critic’s reflections on art and technology are best read alongside our summer issue, which contains writings on artificial intelligence by hannah baer, Mario Carpo, and Zoë Hitzig.“Comforting solipsisms do not forestall fear that our onetime extensions, the machines, are becoming our present competitors.” Written more than fifty years ago, Kozloff’s words ring with alarming ...

a href= http://brucesilverstein.com target= _blank Bruce Silverstein Gallery /a will be presenting until August 5, 2023 The Visual Language of Mod

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Everyone from Rihanna to Joan Collins to the Kardashians loves Daniel Roseberry, the creative director of the famed Parisian fashion house

The National Portrait Gallery reopens this month with an exhibition of trailblazing photography by Madame Yevonde, whose 1935 ‘Goddesses and others’ series dreamily depicted the day’s society swans. In Tatler’s July issue, which features a specially-commissioned portrait cover of King Charles III, their modern counterparts recreate her pictures in modern, mythical style

Researching the story of a 1940s rescue operation often brought costume designer Justine Seymour to tears.