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What Does Tilda Swinton's Biographical Wardrobe Reveal
At the Onassis Foundation in Athens, A Biographical Wardrobe, a performance created by Tilda Swinton in collaboration with fashion historian and curator Olivier Saillard, was presented as part of the broader exhibition Ongoing, becoming the project’s emotional...
Beyond the Venice Biennale: Inside Personal Structures 2026
Returning from the opening of the 61st Venice Biennale, art critic and co-founder of 300Magazine Julia Sysalova reflects on Personal Structures, a parallel exhibition program to which she contributed as a curator. During the Venice Biennale, public attention...
National Pavilions at the Venice Biennale: Identity and Uncertainty
Any list of the “best” pavilions at the Venice Biennale is subjective. Size, visual impact, and public attention do not always reflect the depth of an artwork. This is especially true of In Minor Keys, where the...
In Minor Keys: A Biennale of Quiet Catastrophes and Memory
The 61st Venice Biennale is taking place under the title In Minor Keys, a project conceived by Koyo Kouoh, one of the most influential figures in contemporary curating and Director of Zeitz MOCAA, who passed away before...
What Do Yorgos Lanthimos’s Still Worlds Tell Us?
The exhibition of filmmaker Yorgos Lanthimos at Onassis Stegi has become one of the most significant artistic events of the season in Athens, Greece. Lanthimos is one of the most internationally acclaimed contemporary Greek filmmakers, the recipient...
Post-Venus: What Jeff Koons’s New Exhibition Reveals
What connects a Paleolithic figurine carved from mammoth ivory more than 20,000 years ago with a monumental contemporary sculpture made of mirror-polished stainless steel? At first glance, very little. Yet it is precisely this distance between a...
What Does Tilda Swinton's Biographical Wardrobe Reveal
At the Onassis Foundation in Athens, A Biographical Wardrobe, a performance created by Tilda Swinton in collaboration with fashion historian and curator Olivier Saillard, was presented as part of the broader exhibition Ongoing, becoming the project’s emotional...
Beyond the Venice Biennale: Inside Personal Structures 2026
Returning from the opening of the 61st Venice Biennale, art critic and co-founder of 300Magazine Julia Sysalova reflects on Personal Structures, a parallel exhibition program to which she contributed as a curator. During the Venice Biennale, public attention...
National Pavilions at the Venice Biennale: Identity and Uncertainty
Any list of the “best” pavilions at the Venice Biennale is subjective. Size, visual impact, and public attention do not always reflect the depth of an artwork. This is especially true of In Minor Keys, where the...
In Minor Keys: A Biennale of Quiet Catastrophes and Memory
The 61st Venice Biennale is taking place under the title In Minor Keys, a project conceived by Koyo Kouoh, one of the most influential figures in contemporary curating and Director of Zeitz MOCAA, who passed away before...
What Do Yorgos Lanthimos’s Still Worlds Tell Us?
The exhibition of filmmaker Yorgos Lanthimos at Onassis Stegi has become one of the most significant artistic events of the season in Athens, Greece. Lanthimos is one of the most internationally acclaimed contemporary Greek filmmakers, the recipient...
Post-Venus: What Jeff Koons’s New Exhibition Reveals
What connects a Paleolithic figurine carved from mammoth ivory more than 20,000 years ago with a monumental contemporary sculpture made of mirror-polished stainless steel? At first glance, very little. Yet it is precisely this distance between a...
The Wrong Biennale: Making Space for Error
From November 1, 2025 to March 31, 2026, the seventh edition of the largest digital biennale, The Wrong, titled The Wrong Returns, brought together artists working at the intersection of technology and contemporary art. It explored what...
The Artists Taking Center Stage at Frieze Los Angeles 2026
At Frieze Los Angeles 2026, solo artist presentations were among the most memorable. This year, many of them shared an interest in material processes, systems of knowledge, and the circulation of images today. Jordan Ann Craig (Hales Gallery) Jordan...
Tracey Emin at Tate Modern: Looking Back, Going Forward
A major retrospective of Tracey Emin is on view at Tate Modern through August 31, 2026. Titled A Second Life, the exhibition revisits an artist whose work has always been closely tied to her own biography, yet...
Tracing the Old Believers’ World Through Icon Painting
On February 26, the Icon Museum and Study Center in Clinton, Massachusetts, opened a new exhibition that explores one of the most distinctive chapters of Russian religious art. Titled Icons: Old Believers and Their World, the project...
What Does Art Basel Qatar’s Debut Mean for the Gulf Art Scene?
The inaugural edition of Art Basel Qatar closed on February 7 after several days of programming across Doha’s Msheireb district. Bringing together 87 galleries and more than 17,000 visitors, over half of them from the region, the...
Beyond the Script: Exploring Contemporary Identity at LA Art Show
LA Art Show, one of the most comprehensive international contemporary art exhibitions in the United States, wrapped up its 31st edition this year. The 2026 fair introduced several notable developments, including an invitation-only Latin American Pavilion and...