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Steven Meisel as Master of Photography 2026 — Photo London

Photo London 2026 honours fashion photography's most influential figure with a rare exhibition of portraits from his first professional London assignment.

Louisiana lines up Tracey Emin, Remedios Varo and Kippenberger
Museum & gallery
Louisiana lines up Tracey Emin, Remedios Varo and Kippenberger

The Danish museum on the Øresund has published a season that runs to 2028 — and Sophie Calle, Lucian Freud and Arthur Jafa are on the walls right now.

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.

Picture Perfect: sixty-five artists take apart the idea of beauty
Museum & gallery
Picture Perfect: sixty-five artists take apart the idea of beauty

Bozar follows its exhibition on love with one on physical beauty — and refuses to moralise about it.

From Cleopatra to Bernini: the Kunsthistorisches Museum's autumn
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From Cleopatra to Bernini: the Kunsthistorisches Museum's autumn

Vienna announces an autumn built around faces — Ptolemaic queens, a bronze Augustus from Meroë, and Bernini looking at himself.

Melbourne: the Triennial returns, and the whole building gives way to it
Museum & gallery
Melbourne: the Triennial returns, and the whole building gives way to it

Jenny Holzer, Wolfgang Tillmans, Zanele Muholi and Ocean Vuong headline the fourth NGV Triennial — free to visit, as always.

Lee Miller: Fearless — Art Institute of Chicago
Museum & gallery
Lee Miller: Fearless — Art Institute of Chicago

The first full survey of Lee Miller's photography in twenty-five years: model, surrealist, war correspondent — one of the most remarkable careers in twentieth-century photography.

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