
Christian De Portzamparc’s latest spaces are conceptual, not physical
The dark canvases in the show Illuminations have such an extraordinary clarity, it’s as if a camera had been taken into someone’s dreams.
The dark canvases in the show Illuminations have such an extraordinary clarity, it’s as if a camera had been taken into someone’s dreams.
The western profile and marketability of contemporary Asian art has risen sharply in recent years, principally through the Japanese Gutai (‘concrete’) and Mona-ha (‘school of things’) and the Korean Dansaekhwa (‘monochrome painting’) schools, with their distinctive titles
If the various editions of Frieze and Art Basel are the market leaders in fairs, then FIAC in Paris (16-20 Oct) is not far behind.
The Italian-French duo Marroni-Ouanely’s debut UK solo exhibition at PUBLIC Gallery is full of unorthodox imperfections. Sit back, smile, and enjoy.
Anna Skladmann’s new art space to display its first project in collaboration with the Brazilian artist Goia Mujalli. Biribà will be at The Arcade Project, in the Whitelys Centre, until the 5th September.
To celebrate the fourth year since its public opening and to recognise the millions of visitors who have been inspired by its striking beauty, Fondation Louis Vuitton organised a contest on the theme of its architecture prompting visitors to share their best photos of Frank Gehry’s iconic building
A Study in Scarlet was conceived as a nebula of works revolving around Cosey Fanni Tutti’s artistic legacy, looking at its influences (Beat Generation, Fluxus), companions (COUM Transmissions, Monte Cazazza) and contemporaries.
We Love Saint Laurent’s collab with Polaroid for their iconic SX-70 instant camera.
Bouquet of Tulips, currently being built, is to be installed on the plaza outside the Museum of Modern Art next year
It was a ruin when he lived there, then nearly ruined by millions of trampling tourists after his death. Now the Musée Rodin has been playfully vamped up – and it’s even got a giant chocolate tribute to France’s most famous sculptor
Most days art Critic Paul Carey-Kent spends hours on the train, traveling between his home in Southampton and his day job in London. Could he, we asked, jot down whatever came into his head?
Artist behind Paris’s biggest cultural event of the year has described Dirty Corner as ‘the vagina of the queen’ taking power
To Paris for the vernissage of the 18th edition of Paris Photo, a rich tapestry of photography from all corners… Read More
FAD’S cinematic expert, Dorothy Pranolo brings, YOU, the top 5 films to catch this Summer. From Boyhood to Land Ho! Make sure to catch her reviews and some pretty stunning trailors!
Thanks to the non profit organization Kinetis-VC brings the East to all of the London and New York FAD readers. From top knotch video art, galleries, creative people and projects, Israel continues to rock the contemporary art scene in their own unique way…
Tabish Khan brings you five art exhibitions in London that you should visit during the week. Each one comes with a concise review to help you decide whether it’s for you.
Most days art Critic Paul Carey-Kent spends hours on the train, travelling between his home in Southampton and his day job in Surrey – but this week he flew to Paris en route to Basel. Could he, we asked, jot down whatever came into his head?
Biggest Dalí show in 30 years expected to be latest in series of blockbuster exhibitions in French capital
See Anslem Kiefer at Gagsoians new Massive gallery on the outskirts of Paris.
The Piper Gallery is to present Voyages, an exhibition of work by Francis West.
This is the first commercial UK exhibition of the critically acclaimed artist and photographer Vee Speers and her infamous series The Birthday Party.
Julia Chiang at Colette Paris
150/15, an exhibition of 150 portraits by Darcel Disappoints celebrating 15 years in fashion, art and design at colette!
“Ai Weiwei – Interlacing” is the first major exhibition of photographs and videos by Ai Weiwei.