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Ray of light: Daniel Buren discusses his illuminating show at Lisson Gallery
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Back to basics: Jonathan Berger's 'A Future Life' in Portland, Oregon
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Michele Mathison uproots South Africa's historical symbols at Tyburn Gallery
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Christo on his monumental floating sculpture for Serpentine Lake
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Serpentine Pavilion commission extended for the first time
Counterspace's anticipated Serpentine Pavillion design will now debut in summer 2021
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Explore south east London's underground art galleries
Nondescript doorways on the corners of South East London’s streets lead to some of the most progressive contemporary art in the capital
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Dandyism, race and masculinity collide at The Photographers' Gallery
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Neighbourhood watch: Eamonn Doyle hones in on Dublin’s streets
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Mad world: Carsten Höller creates a dizzying funhouse in Milan
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The Design Museum opens 2018 Beazley Designs of the Year exhibition
The year’s most innovative designs go on view at the Design Museum for the 11th edition of the Beazley Designs of the Year, opening during London Design Festival for the first time. The mammoth shortlist of 87 nominees has been announced today and is split into categories of fashion, graphics, architecture, product, digital and transport. From Thomas Heatherwick’s Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa and the sets of Blade Runner 2049 by Territory Studio, to Jean Nouvel’s Louvre Abu Dhabi and Studio Drift’s drones, the shortlist gives a dynamic overview of the design climate of today. Sustainability has been honoured throughout with many impressive eco-friendly projects including the first plastic-free supermarket aisle, an emission-free bike and Formafantasma’s recycled e-waste furniture. Plus, pioneering medical equipment is included from a hand-powered centrifuge to self-healing e-skin. This year’s exhibition has been curated by Aric Chen of M+ museum in Hong Kong, and the winner will be announced on 15 November. For now, delve into the exhibition and explore the inspiring shortlist below...
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Artists’ earthly creations take over treehouse gallery Ik Lab in Tulum
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Haegue Yang embarks on a surreal multi-sensory space odyssey in Seoul
Kukje Gallery is virtually unrecognisable after undergoing a bold transformation by the Korean artist
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Anthony Burrill exhibition opens at Kemistry Gallery in London
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Empty house: Carmen Argote delves into family history for her latest exhibition
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Bridget Riley hits the spot at Hayward Gallery
After seven decades, the op art doyenne proves to be as perception-shifting as ever in the largest survey of her work to date
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Waterfront wonder: highlights from Art Basel Hong Kong 2016
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The space of change: charting the peculiarity of Japanese houses
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Counterspace's Sumayya Vally on her Serpentine Pavilion
Counterspace is the fast-emerging South African architectural practice commissioned to create the latest Serpentine Pavilion in London. Here, its founder Sumayya Vally takes artist and photographer Mikhael Subotzky on a whistle-stop tour of their adopted hometown, Johannesburg
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Design Awards 2016: Best New Gallery
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Dyson family plan to open art collection to the public with new gallery
The proposed gallery, designed by Wilkinson Eyre architects and located in the grounds of James and Deirdre Dyson's Dodington Park home, will house the family art collection, studded with modern marvels
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A new Hong Kong gallery is a space for ‘conversation and new perspectives’
Former French prime minister Dominique de Villepin and his son inaugurate their new gallery with work by late Chinese-French artist Zao Wou-Ki
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French fancy: Galerie Kreo brings its wares to FOG Design+Art
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Gio Ponti, Studio Job and Ron Arad designs up for grabs at Sotheby's
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Magnum Photos’ new Paris gallery spotlights past and future
Magnum Photos expands its footprint with a new gallery space in Paris, inaugurated with multigenerational joint show ‘Bruce Davidson & Khalik Allah: New York’
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Formafantasma asks: what is the global impact of wood consumption?
The Amsterdam-based duo’s exhibition Cambio reopens at London’s Serpentine Sackler Gallery
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Tom Hingston on designing for Serpentine Galleries, the V&A, and Wallpaper*
London-based art director and graphic designer Tom Hingston discusses his visual identities for Serpentine Galleries
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The Brant Foundation tells a fairytale of New York
‘Third Dimension’ at The Brant Foundation’s East Village location reads like a love letter to the contemporary art of New York City– which recently won the Wallpaper* Design Award for Best City 2020
