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London art exhibitions to see in NovemberRead our pick of the best London art exhibitions to see this month, from Nan Goldin at Hayward Gallery to 90s nostalgia at Tate Britain
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Catch Nicola Turner’s horsehair sculptures climbing the walls in LondonOn show at Annely Juda gallery, the artist’s sculptures appear like living figures
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Los Angeles art exhibitions: the best shows to see in November 2026Read our pick of the best Los Angeles art exhibitions to see this month, from photographer Richard Avedon's rare images of Hollywood celebrities to Hollywood, Gemini G.E.L. celebrating 60 years at its Frank Gehry-designed building
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Thom Yorke on bringing the Radiohead and Shakespeare mash-up, ‘Hamlet Hail to the Thief’, to the BarbicanThom Yorke and co-creators Steven Hoggett and Christine Jones tell Wallpaper* what it takes to mix Radiohead’s 2003 album with Shakespeare’s play and take it to the stage
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In Paris, Ibrahim Mahama takes over the Fondation CartierIn its Jean Nouvel-designed new home, Fondation Cartier presents 'The Harvest Season', with Ghanaian artist Ibrahim Mahama and nine associated artists and collectives
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To mark artist June Leaf’s first solo show in LA and a group show in New York, a writer remembers her Bleecker Street studioWith the late June Leaf’s work featured in ‘The Bowery: Devil's Mile' at New York’s New Museum, and a 2027 LA show coming soon, Robert Sullivan reflects on the life of an extraordinary artist
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Who are Prune Nourry’s plaster-cast figures inside the Petit Palais?As part of her ‘Visionaries’ exhibition, the French artist is bringing female sculptors to Paris, at all scales
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Lego gets lucky with its latest creative collaboration, a long-term link with Daft PunkThe Daft Punk legacy continues to linger with the news that the dynamic French duo have teamed up with Lego for a long-term partnership. We spoke to Daft Punk's creative director Cédric Hervet about what happens next
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Apple Music’s new visual identity ripples into view – with help from Fred Again..The streaming service has unveiled a new visual identity that uses musical frequencies to create rippling, liquid forms
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What does it mean to have a disconnect between the mind and the body? A Netherlands exhibition finds outAt Thea, a space focusing on art and technology, ‘Thinking Hands’ unites artists to consider the impact of physical touch
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A Comme des Garçons exhibition is beautifully chaotic at Dover Street MarketThe Japanese fashion brand presents an exhibition to coincide with its publication, SIX, which spotlights art, design, architecture, and film
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In New York, Roy Lichtenstein feels more modern than everAt the Whitney Museum of American Art, revel in over 130 of Roy Lichtenstein's works
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Frieze London 2026: Live updates from the Wallpaper* teamAs Frieze London (14-18 October) opens its doors, discover what is going on around the city, as seen by the Wallpaper* team
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Playing with light: how designers are making stadium shows feel intimateLighting designers Tobias Rylander and Michael Straun, whose credits include Beyoncé, Chappell Roan and The 1975, explain how they make an arena feel small for Hayley Williams
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Everything you need to know about Art Basel Paris 2026As Art Basel Paris celebrates its fifth birthday, here is everything to see in and around the Grand Palais
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There’s something ‘emotional and visceral’ about Robin Hunter-Blake's works at Studio Iron'Robin Hunter-Blake: Severe Mercy', presented by Isamaya Ffrench’s concept store and gallery in London, is a richly immersive experience
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Louise Giovanelli zooms in on the beautifully strange and the strangely beautiful at White CubeThe Manchester-based artist captures 'beauty with an edge' in her new show at the London gallery
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At Frieze, the Tiffany & Co-supported Artist-to-Artist programme spotlights emerging talentYinka Shonibare invites South African artist Unathi Mkonto to Frieze London 2026 for Artist-to-Artist, sponsored by Tiffany & Co
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Paul McCartney unites 61 artists to create original work in aid of War ChildGenieve Figgis, Alvaro Barrington, Joshua Donkor, Sanya Kantarovsky, Aleah Chapin, Anne Rothenstein and George Underwood are among the visual artists responding to Paul McCartney’s ‘Band on the Run’ lyrics to raise funds for the specialist charity for children affected by conflict
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Cindy Sherman’s characters, draped in Chanel, interrogate ageing in LondonIn 'Fabric Matrons' at Hauser & Wirth, Cindy Sherman considers what it means to get older
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As art week hits London, don't miss Frieze Sculpture, an oasis in Regent’s ParkFrieze Sculpture unites 11 international artists as it returns for its 14th edition
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Alex Margo Arden gathers Amy Winehouse's belongings for an intimate staging in London‘Nothing Personal’ is now open at the Nicoletta Fiorucci Foundation in London; the artist tells us about exploring a life through objects, meticulously replicated
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Discover the radical aesthetic experimentation of these Japanese artistsIn Luxembourg, the first exhibition in Europe dedicated to women artists from Japan, ‘Kaihō: Japanese Women Artists after 1945’, opens its doors
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Juergen Teller and Edward Enninful create an exclusive cover for Wallpaper* magazine: ‘It's like turning round into the 90s’Photographer Teller on creating a special cover for the Wallpaper* November 2026 Art Issue, including three of his own images that define the 1990s for him
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Adam Pendleton on Black Dada and ‘breaking the rules’ as his new show opens at Amsterdam’s Stedelijk MuseumThe artist presents 11 paintings and eight large drawings – work that sits at the intersection of the avant-garde, abstraction and Blackness – in a new exhibition
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Spencer Lowell’s new monograph, ‘Futures Past’, explores a changing world being shaped by techThe images in ‘Futures Past’ chronicle the ever-evolving culture clash between society and technology
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Get the Wallpaper* Art Issue, on sale now, with a Juergen Teller 1990s twistEavesdrop on the photographer’s look back with Edward Enninful, get the heads-up on Frieze London and Art Basel Paris, hear from Jeff Koons on the Balloon Dog as a watch – in Wallpaper* November 2026, on newsstands
