Global Fair Guide 2018

Six artists not to miss at the Liverpool Biennial

Liverpool Biennial, the UK’s largest contemporary art biennial is back for its tenth run. Spread across Liverpool and showing for 15 weeks, this year’s edition is inspired by a poem – Beautiful world, where are you? – from German polymath Friedrich...

LA Design Festival 2018: the Wallpaper* guide to the unmissable events

LA Design Festival kicks off this week for it’s eighth edition shouting: ‘Design is for Everyone’ in celebration of the city’s rich culture of creative freedom and collaboration. Hubbed and headquartered at Row DTLA, where creative offices, collectives and pop-up concepts...

Bruges Triennial 2018: floating pavilions and a concrete gateway to the afterlife

In a city famed for its postcard-ready vistas and perfectly preserved historic architecture and waterways, the Bruges Triennial is a welcome burst of contemporary creativity and unexpected urban interventions. As you walk past a medieval almshouse or over a cobbled...

New York Design Week 2018: the unmissable highlights

The 7 breakthrough artists to discover at Photo London 2018

Now in its fourth year, Photo London is officially all grown up with over 100 galleries set to participate at the fair this May, with Canadian fine art photographer Edward Burtynsky announced as its Master of Photography for 2018. Launched...

Sustainability is at Clerkenwell Design Week’s creative core for 2018

Now entering its ninth year, Clerkenwell Design Week (22-24 May) continues to position the east London district as an international design hub with its annual celebration of creativity. Aside from the new launches that are freshly imported straight from Salone...

Frieze New York 2018 highlights: an insider’s guide

Robust sales and a top-notch roster of galleries, artists and collectors have made Frieze New York an essential event on the global art fair calendar since its inception in 2012. Ahead of the 2018 edition (3-6 May), Wallpaper* invited New...

Salone del Mobile 2018: the unmissable highlights from Milan Design Week

At Kyotographie, photographers are looking onwards and upwards

It’s often a bit of a challenge to elevate an exhibition of photography beyond pictures on a white wall. But Kyotographie (14 April –13 May), Japan’s largest international photography festival, has managed to combine the lure and charm of the...

New York Design Week 2018 preview: navigate your way through the exhibitions, installations and launches

Why new photography fairs need to think beyond the booth

If the world’s largest casino may seem like a bizarre location for a preview of Asia’s newest international art fair, then that’s because it is. Entombed deep within the Venetian Macao hotel and its labyrinthine network of beige carpeted halls...

Art Basel Hong Kong 2018: in pictures