Art
Klara Kristalova at Venice Biennale: between desperation and dark comedy
Klara Kristalova at the Venice Biennale: between desperation and dark comedy Text by Natalia Muntean Twelve metres of tree trunk,
Paris Art Spring 2026: What Not To Miss
Paris Art Spring 2026: What Not To Miss text Eva Drakenberg Birds singing, green trees dancing, and happy Parisians drinking wine
Kim Simonsson’s Moss Giants Come to Norrviken
Kim Simonsson’s Moss Giants Come to Norrviken Kim Simonsson’s moss giants were born in utopia, imagining a community without hierarchy,
BALENCIAGA ARTEAN – EDUARDO CHILLIDA
BALENCIAGA ARTEAN – EDUARDO CHILLIDA From April 21 to 26, 2026, in parallel with Milan’s Salone del Mobile, Balenciaga presents
Shared Realities: CHART Art Fair Looks Outward for 2026
Shared Realities: CHART Art Fair Looks Outward for 2026 Now in its twelfth year, CHART Art Fair continues to redefine
Martin Sköld
Odalisque interviews Martin Sköld Martin Sköld, long known as a defining presence in the influential Swedish band Kent, has quietly
“Democracy as Myth”: Lebohang Kganye on Stories, Homes, and Hidden Promises
“Democracy as Myth”: Lebohang Kganye on Stories, Homes, and Hidden Promises text Jeffe Lingier On March 6, Fotografiska Stockholm opened
Gallerist Georgina Pound Honors Mexico’s Surrealist Female Artists
Gallerist Georgina Pound Honors Mexico’s Surrealist Female Artists text and photography Sanna Fried Mexico City Art Week 2026 was a