Louis Vuitton is embracing Y2K nostalgia to kick off the New Year, reintroducing its groundbreaking collaboration with Japanese artist Takashi Murakami. The reedition of the iconic collection, accompanied by a campaign featuring Zendaya, will be available in stores starting January 1. Murakami
Gabriel García Márquez’s "One Hundred Years of Solitude" captivates audiences anew with a special edition reprint and Netflix’s ambitious, visually stunning adaptation, bridging the realms of literature and cinema.
An extraordinary fusion of Matthew Barney's avant-garde experiments and Alex Katz's elegant abstractions, "The Bitch" exhibition redefines artistic harmony at O'Flaherty's gallery.
Step into Tim Burton’s eccentric universe with an exhibition that redefines creativity and imagination.
Nolan’s first foray into Greek mythology promises a cinematic masterpiece featuring an all-star cast and groundbreaking IMAX technology.
Paris auction to feature 270 rare Martin Margiela designs, offering an unparalleled glimpse into the visionary's early career.
A New York exhibit at the Grolier Club brings fictional and lost literary works to life, offering visitors a whimsical glimpse into the books that never were.
"Layers of Self" showcases Katerina Belkina's profound exploration of identity and reflection through a captivating blend of photography and painting at Zarastro Art.
The 97th Academy Awards gears up with a dazzling shortlist, promising a night to remember for film lovers worldwide.
The oldest known Ten Commandments tablet, a 1,500-year-old relic inscribed in Paleo-Hebrew, sold for a record-breaking $5.04 million at Sotheby’s, reconnecting humanity with its ancient moral roots.
Polish authorities recover stolen Banksy, Damien Hirst, and other high-profile artworks worth over €175,000, nearly three years after their disappearance.
Artists from the AlarmArt group have reimagined the Grand Tour tradition with a contemporary perspective. Hakan Esmer, Serdar Leblebici, Özgür Eryılmaz, and Semih Kaplan explored history, art, and architecture in Rome through their project titled “Rewind.” This exhibition, which captures the essence
