Sustainability is central to Pictet Group’s identity and investment philosophy, shaped by its founding principles of independence, long-term thinking, partnership and responsibility. The Prix Pictet ...

Xinyu Yu’s practice brings Chinese ink traditions, Western abstraction and sustainable design into quiet, charged dialogue. In Xinyu Yu’s practice, Chinese ink traditions, Western abstraction and ...

Huxley-Parlour is delighted to announce All’Antica, an exhibition bringing together eight international artists whose painting practices draw from the formal traditions and visual lexicon of Western ...

Since we last spoke with British artist Marcus Nelson, he has been busy refining his practice by curating and participating in group and duo exhibitions, some of which have taken place in Germany.

A considered guide to Five Exhibitions To See In London In May 2026, from Patrick Heron’s post-war colour experiments to Dirk Braeckman’s shadowed analogue photography For anyone searching for Five ...

Mathijs Hunfeld’s TADA turns the language of spectacle, self-promotion and the grand reveal into a sharp study of desire under consumer capitalism. Every day we’re bombarded with messages, both ...

In Mariko Mori’s luminous fusion of tradition and futurism, a search for meaning unfolds, balancing the weight of mortality, spirituality, and the digital age. We walk a tightrope between existence ...

Through a landmark retrospective in Hong Kong, curator Valerie Wang reflects on the transcendent philosophy behind Hoo Mojong’s art — and what it means to reframe modernism through an Eastern lens. In ...

Art today often comes prepackaged—polished, primed, and priced for collectors. But AROE? He’s a different breed. A Brighton-based graffiti force, he doesn’t just paint walls; he detonates statements ...

What happens when animals are no longer cast as mute victims of human power, but recognised as sentient beings with the capacity to communicate, organise, resist and, at times, retaliate? This ...

Stephen Shames was just 20 when he began documenting the Black Panthers from the inside. His images reveal a side of the movement often left out of the frame: women organising, children learning, and ...

The practice of Nigerian multidisciplinary artist Victor Ehikhamenor does not whisper; it roars, pulsating with quiet thunder, a resolve of history revisited, identity reclaimed, and memory-defying ...