Dubai has never shied away from bold ideas, but this winter the city hosts a show that feels less like an exhibition and more like a deeper inquiry into how we see the world. Hybrid Vistas, opening at NIKA Project Space, gathers five international artists to rethink the landscape in a time when almost everything is filtered through a screen before it reaches the eye. Rather than presenting nature as something serene or familiar, the exhibition positions it as something unsett

Autumn Passage Tatiana Hellum paints in the space where memory lingers. Her work does not attempt to depict the world directly, but to evoke the atmosphere in which lived experience settles. Colour in her paintings is not an element of description. It is the emotional register through which her story unfolds. Hellum lives and works in Oslo. Yet her journey begins in Almaty, surrounded by vast open skies and warm luminous air. This early landscape shaped her sensory world long

Ceramic Brussels, the city’s international fair dedicated entirely to ceramics, returns to the Tour & Taxis exhibition centre from January 21 to 25, 2026, marking its third edition. What began as a gathering of passionate galleries has grown into a showcase of nearly 200 artists from around the world, reflecting the versatility and enduring appeal of clay. This year, Spain takes centre stage. Seven galleries from the country will present contemporary ceramic works, while Fren

In a quiet studio in Norway, the world outside seems to dissolve. Sunlight filters across canvases layered with colour, texture, and emotion, and here, Nadezda Stupina works. To encounter her paintings is to enter a space where imagination and feeling converge — a place where landscapes, portraits, and still lifes are not merely images, but experiences. "In my works, you can find me, my character, my passion, my soul, my outlook on life, my idea of beauty," she says. The wor

Gathering Cologne plays host this winter to Brick Boys , the European debut solo exhibition by British artist Laurie Smith, a painter whose work pulses with life, longing and restless energy. On view from 5 November to 20 December 2025, Smith’s canvases invite viewers into a world where movement never quite settles, and the city itself becomes both stage and story. Smith’s figures are caught mid-motion, their limbs twisting and reaching as if propelled by invisible forces. Th

There are few buildings that carry the soul of a city quite like Moseley Road Baths. Standing in the heart of Balsall Heath for more than a century, this Grade II* listed site has watched generations learn to swim, share stories, and build a sense of belonging that no modern facility could replicate. Now, as restoration work begins on the historic landmark, a new mural titled The People’s Pool  has been unveiled — a vivid declaration that Birmingham’s heritage is alive, not a

There is something hypnotic about watching a machine think. The rhythm of logic and error, precision and chaos, mirrors something deeply human. In their new exhibition MORE , artist Trisha Baga invites viewers to step into that strange space where technology stops being merely a tool and becomes a companion, a mirror, and sometimes an adversary. Opening at Société in Berlin this November, MORE  is not just an exhibition. It is an exploration of the relationship between creati

On View until December 20, 2025 Almine Rech and Fondation Le Corbusier are pleased to present Heinz Mack' s solo exhibition at Maison La Roche in Paris, on view from October 21 – December 20, 2025. Heinz Mack (born in Lollar, 1931) is one of the primary figures of the art of the second half of the 20th century as he is considered to be a radical and revolutionary artist, who from the 1950s to today has continued to renew his vision and expressivity. The works exhibited at

Few artists can trace their creative language back to a single defining moment, but for David Lendrum, that moment arrived as a young student in 1967. His painting Confrontation  marked not only the birth of his artistic identity but also the start of a lifelong conversation between emotion, structure and truth. From the early defiance of his woodland scenes to the calculated balance of his abstract works, Lendrum’s story is one of continual reinvention. Across this rare and

On the outskirts of Chișinău, where the city’s rhythm softens into rolling hills, a new landmark rises from the landscape. It is not a monument to concrete or steel but a living example of what happens when architecture begins to think about people first. Sleek, fluid, and quietly forward looking, Moldova’s first solar powered sports centre has opened its doors in Durlești, setting a new standard for how communities move, learn, and gather. At first glance, the building appea

In the quiet streets of Moscow’s Alekseevsky district stands a building that bridges time with elegance. Once the administrative home of the Alekseevskaya pumping station, this 1892 structure has been revived by KPLN architectural bureau into a refined and modern workspace. The transformation celebrates the beauty of its past while shaping it for a new century of creative life. The brick mansion, spread across two floors and a basement, carries the grace of the late nineteent

Under the artistic direction of Azu Nwagbogu, founder of the African Artists’ Foundation, the 2025 biennial explores the theme ‘Incarceration’, delving into the visible and hidden dimensions of captivity that manifest across personal, political, and collective life. Opening Preview: October 24, 2025 | 5 – 9 PM On View: October 25 – November 29, 2025 After fifteen years of championing photography as a platform for exchange and critical reflection, the African Artists’ Foundat

In the heart of the capital, sophistication takes on a new meaning. Nestled within the prestigious Club House Turgenev complex lies a 170 square metre apartment that embodies the quiet power of refined design. Crafted by the Moscow-based studio Makedesign, the space speaks to a philosophy where every element is intentional, where comfort meets poetry, and where beauty truly lives in the details. Under the leadership of co-founders, architects Diana Karnaukhova and Victoria Lu

Opening Preview: November 6, 2025 | 6 – 8 PM On View: November 7, 2025 – January 15, 2026 SOCIÉTÉ is pleased to announce a solo exhibition with Wynnie Mynerva , the artist’s first in Germany. Wynnie Mynerva draws upon personal experiences of violence tied to race, gender, and sexuality to create a multidisciplinary practice spanning painting, performance, and video. Raised in Villa El Salvador on the outskirts of Lima, a place shaped by complex social and economic realities,

Simplicity can feel quietly powerful. The new project from Alexander Tischler shows that truth with clarity. Led by chief designer Karen Karapetian, the design company has turned a seventy two square metre apartment into a serene retreat that feels calm grounded and effortlessly refined. The client is a busy young professional who wanted a place to rest and reset. The team delivered an interior that breathes light and warmth. Soft textures meet a palette of coffee tones and o