Art and Culture

The Korean artist’s third solo exhibition at Nazarian/Curcio runs from 21 February to 28 March 2026, unveiling shockingly vibrant and richly ornamented works

By Anna Solomon Published 19 February 26

Lorena Lohr’s 'Motel Nudes' series, currently on show in London at Soho Revue, gives an erotic nod to a Victorian love token

By Belle Hutton Published 18 February 26

From North Sea forts to spaceships built in churches, new album Cerulean sees the electronic musician exploring isolation through sculptural sets, solitary video game mechanics and a quest for alien beauty

By Paul Weedon Published 16 February 26

A visit to the Rolex-supported National Film & Television School reveals why competition is fierce, collaboration is vital – and world-class filmmakers keep coming back to teach

By Hannah Silver Published 16 February 26

Highlights and four talents to know from Morocco’s edition of the annual fair, which spotlights contemporary art and artists from Africa and its diaspora

By Gameli Hamelo Published 14 February 26

A new Phaidon book, ‘Icons: 100 Extraordinary Objects from Sotheby’s History’, traces the auction house’s influence through its landmark sales, exploring how objects become cultural icons

By Anna Solomon Published 12 February 26

The Grammy-winning musician opens up about collaborating with Tony-nominated scenic designer Riccardo Hernández to create the attention-grabbing set for his new Caos tour

By Kevin EG Perry Last updated 11 February 26

The Louisiana Museum of Modern Art in Denmark unites 50 of the artist’s works that were ‘not made for the market’ and have a singular focus

By Finn Blythe Published 10 February 26

The New Zealand and France-based artist exhibits blue-washed prints of otherworldly aquatic tales in New York

By Osman Can Yerebakan Published 10 February 26

Tadashi Kawamata has created three artworks for Ruinart's 'Conversations with Nature' series, with the collaboration being unveiled with an installation at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris

By Amy Serafin Published 10 February 26

A new book, Rude in the Good Way, traces the photographer’s lifelong pull toward imperfection – from suburban America to deliberately flawed images that resist polish and certainty

By Josh Sabini Published 9 February 26

The Ads of the Year exhibition by Outernet London counts down 68 of the country's favourite adverts

By Craig McLean Published 9 February 26

At Tristan Hoare Gallery in London, artist Sussy Cazalet's handwoven tapestries are inspired by mid-century design

By Hannah Silver Published 7 February 26

How the artist and lighting designer filled a vast warehouse with balloons, strobes and one of the Thin White Duke’s greatest songs

By Jordan Bassett Published 6 February 26

Fashion, film and architecture came together, says Guadagnino as he and production designer Stefano Baisi reflect on working with Anderson for his debut, S/S 2026 Dior womenswear set

By Hannah Silver Published 6 February 26

‘Internet Cafe’, running until 7 March 2026, brings millennial culture into the gallery, paying tribute to the era of flip phones, velour tracksuits and analog rituals

By Anna Solomon Published 2 February 26

Artist Pierre Huyghe creates a haunting new world in his latest work, ‘Liminals’, commissioned by the LAS Art Foundation

By Hili Perlson Published 2 February 26

New Contemporaries’ annual exhibition in London and Middlesbrough spotlights 26 emerging and early-career artists working in the UK

By Hannah Silver Published 31 January 26

This week, the Wallpaper* editors have come over all European, setting their sights on Paris, Vienna and Brussels. Those left in London have been beating the January blues by uncovering new gems in familiar neighbourhoods or indulging in creature comforts at home

By Ellie Stathaki Published 30 January 26

The photographer reflects on his career, and tells us what’s next, as he marks turning 90 with two UK exhibitions – at the Holburne Museum in Bath and Hauser & Wirth, Somerset

By Cindy Parthonnaud Published 30 January 26

Before he passed away in 2025, Martin Parr and The Photographers’ Gallery planned an exhibition focusing on his earlier black-and-white works. Now, ‘A Fair Day’ is about to open

By Hannah Silver Published 30 January 26

‘Beryl Cook: Pride and Joy’ at The Box Plymouth shines a light on the often underestimated artist

By Hannah Silver Published 28 January 26

‘Anyone Can Dance’ is a new late-night party series celebrating global club music, kicking off on 20 February with an after-hours takeover curated by Eastern Margins

By Anna Solomon Published 27 January 26

To launch her latest record, Lexa Gates transformed the grind of modern music promotion into a ten-hour endurance artwork

By Craig McLean Published 26 January 26