Summary Doug Aitken will present his monumental Lightscape installation at The Shed in New York from June 25 through September 13 Across seven screens, the piece blends architecture, film, performance and music in a cinematic ode to the shifting landscapes of the West It’s all Doug Aitken’s world and we’re …
Keith Haring’s Global Reach Comes Into Focus in ‘A World in Motion’
Summary Brings together Keith Haring works created across New York, Tokyo, Paris, Milan and San Francisco, highlighting how the artist’s practice evolved through international travel and cultural exchange. Features a full-scale recreation of San Francisco’s iconic DV8 nightclub, emphasizing Haring’s interest in making art accessible outside traditional gallery and museum …
Jack White Opens His Debut Art Show in London
Summary Jack White presents These Thoughts May Disappear, his debut art exhibition, at Damien Hirst’s Newport Street Gallery Running through September 13 in London, the show features new and archival installations, sculptures and design pieces, spotlighting White’s lesser known upholstery and sculptural practice Before The White Stripes or the founding …
The Aurel Schmidt x PORTER Collection’s Got an Illustrative Edge
Summary Japanese heritage label PORTER unveiled a collaborative bag line with New York-based artist Aurel Schmidt The collection spans four pieces: a backpack, a two-way tote, a roll Boston bag and a two-way Madison bag The pieces are now available via select PORTER locations and the YOSHIDA & Co. web …
Martin Parr’s Cinematic Beach Scenes Front THE SKATEROOM’s Latest Collection
Summary THE SKATEROOM unveils its collaborative collection with British photographer Martin Parr, one of the final collaborations created with the artist prior to his passing The collection features two limited-edition items: a “Benidorm (Goggles)” single deck and “The Ocean Dome, Miyazaki, Japan, 1996” triptych “I have a long-established affection for …
Maebashi Biennale 2026’s Artists Lineup Revealed
Summary The inaugural Maebashi Biennale will run from September 19 to December 20, 2026, across Gunma Prefecture Curated by Yuko Hasegawa, it connects urban spaces with ecology and community memory Over thirty global artists feature, including teamLab, Chiharu Shiota, Mika Ninagawa, among others The inaugural Maebashi Biennale has officially announced …
‘Nervous Breakdown’ Goes Inside Raymond Pettibon’s Legendary Album Art Archive
Summary Raymond Pettibon’s extensive album art archive is getting published in Nervous Breakdown, a new book by David Zwirner The publication arrives alongside an exhibition of Pettibon’s works from the Stefan Hull Collection at Wilhelm-Hack-Museum in Germany, now on view through September Even if you don’t know Raymond Pettibon, chances …
MARKA27 Champions the Immigrant Hustle with Neo-Indigenous Art
From the concrete walls of East Dallas to the prestigious halls of contemporary art, Victor “marka27” Quiñonez has spent decades proving that the streets are a sacred archive. For Quiñonez, graffiti and skateboarding were vital survival mechanisms and an escape from an environment imbued with mass incarceration, violence and immigration …
Alex Chinneck’s Sculptures Put a Surreal Spin on Dior’s U.S. Flagships
Summary Dior enlisted British artist Alex Chinneck to take over the window displays at its New York and Los Angeles flagships Now on view at House of Dior New York and Beverly Hills, the installations each city’s local street culture through a surrealist lens, warping urban icons and symbols into …
Felipe Pantone and Etai Bring Their ‘Parallel Practices’ to Albertz Benda This Summer
Summary Albertz Benda Los Angeles hosts a joint exhibition by Felipe Pantone and Etai from July 17 to August 8, 2026 Mid-century furniture is digitally remapped and upholstered with custom Limonta fabrics Albertz Benda is set to present Parallel Practices: Tailored Structures & Kinetic Surfaces, a landmark exhibition marking the …