Founded in 1900 and situated in the Swiss district of Locarno, Ticino, the so-called Mountain of Truth has since been an oasis of cultural and spiritual ferment. On April 1, the now museum-converted complex has opened its doors to the public again for a series of events spanning over the course of the coming months
In this conversation with Jasmin Hernandez, the mind behind Artsy’s online show “Dress Codes: Black and Brown Women Artists Fashioning Identity,” the curator explains how style serves as a tool for the empowerment of BIPOC excellence
There is no time for candle-blowing: at 80 years old Dame Vivienne Isabel Westwood is back on a quest to save the world
On the occasion of the closing of Silent Revolutions — on display at Houston’s Menil Drawing Institute until April 11 — the Renzo Piano-designed museum teamed up with Collezione Ramo for three live-streamed evenings dedicated to 20th Century Italian drawing
The personalisation of matter as an element of dialogue between two artists: Gaetano Pesce and Iris Van Herpen
A new landmark exhibition at the V&A looks at Lewis Carroll’s classic children’s tale, tracing its evolution from page to worldwide sensation
To celebrate the anniversary of its launch, we take a close look at the collection that contributed to making the furniture brand famous across the world
Following the long closure imposed by regulations put in place to help contain the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, on March 20 the Vitra Design Museum will finally reopen its spaces to the public with "German Design 1949–1989 Two Countries, One History", the first exhibition that takes a close look at the post-war design of the two divided Germanies
In light of the opening of her latest exhibition, running at Paris’ Galerie Sophie Scheidecker March 19—April 30, the photographer sheds light on how COVID-19 made her come full circle with the early days of her artistic production
The pioneer modernist architect and designer, who passed away in 1992, will receive a posthumous prize at this year’s Venice Architecture Biennale
Featuring over 130 artworks by 34 Italian painters, Milan’s Palazzo Reale latest exhibition The Ladies of Art goes virtual for another unmissable evening dedicated to women’s genius
On display at Fondazione Prada until September 27, the showcase immerses us in a fairytale atmosphere where Who, a cardboard bear in search of identity, fights to become more than one of the thousand images composing reality