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Divided Lines
Divided Lines
Sofia Marchetti
Under a Paper Sky
Under a Paper Sky
Amara Okafor
Terra
Terra
Yuki Tanaka
Interval
Interval
Hannah Meyer
Morning Light
Morning Light
Amara Okafor
Golden Hour
Golden Hour
Jonas Lindqvist
Divided Lines
Divided Lines
Pieter van Dam
Echoes II
Echoes II
Jonas Lindqvist
Salt
Salt
Sofia Marchetti
Morning Light
Morning Light
Diego Ramírez
Terra
Terra
Hannah Meyer
Silent Harbour
Silent Harbour
Elena Petrova

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Salon Art + Design returns November 2026 — Salon Art + Design
Art fair
Salon Art + Design returns November 2026 — Salon Art + Design

New York's premier design and fine art fair showcases vintage, modern, and contemporary pieces alongside blue-chip 20th-century artworks.

A century of artists arguing with the newspaper, in Prague
Museum & gallery
A century of artists arguing with the newspaper, in Prague

DOX hangs the Nobel collection — art shaped by the press — and then screens nine films about journalism on its roof.

Tolia Astakhishvili builds a house inside the museum
Museum & gallery
Tolia Astakhishvili builds a house inside the museum

The Georgian artist's first solo museum show takes the child — free and dependent at once — as its way of seeing.

Copenhagen: 88 galleries, a sculpture garden and an inflatable
Art fair
Copenhagen: 88 galleries, a sculpture garden and an inflatable

Enter Art Fair returns to the Lokomotivværkstedet from 27 to 30 August with 88 galleries, performances among the sculptures and a curated look at new German art.

Nina Beier & John Miller – The Populace — ARoS Aarhus Kunstmuseum
Museum & gallery
Nina Beier & John Miller – The Populace — ARoS Aarhus Kunstmuseum

Beier and Miller fill the museum with a crowd of objects and figures that look back at you.

In Bloom: How Plants Changed Our World — Ashmolean Museum
Museum & gallery
In Bloom: How Plants Changed Our World — Ashmolean Museum

Plants as the quiet engine of human history — trade, medicine, empire and beauty, told through art and objects from across the collection.

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