"It's incredibly exciting to bring together new contemporary work with a rich archive that spans over a century. This exhibition celebrates not just the beauty of London's station gardens, but the communities and individuals who care for them. Through photography, film and conversation, we're spotlighting the creativity, resilience and joy that flourish in these unexpected green spaces."
"The aim of The Solar Movement is to establish solar design as a recognized design driver worldwide, focusing on cultural dimensions rather than purely technical aspects."
The Nakagin Capsule Tower, constructed in 1972 and dismantled in 2022, represents a radical urban living experiment as part of the Metabolist movement, emphasizing adaptable architecture.
Falon Stutzman develops a language of flattened perspective, bruised color, and big-eyed emotional states, congealing around a cartoonish archetype of personhood that's both absurd and uncomfortably familiar.
DOUBLE CANDLE, a pair of seven-meter-tall bronze forms cast from soft Polyfleece, stands like sentinels above the city. The sculpture's patinated surface and retained fabric folds evoke both domestic softness and monumental gravity - drawing parallels to historical statuary, the Twin Towers, and the rooftop chimneys of the Cité itself.
For its 17th edition, jurors selected 30 photos from more than 5,580 entries, submitted from all over the world, that highlight the incredible formations and phenomena of the Solar System.
Anna Weyant's paintings display a wealth of artistic references from the Baroque to the early 20th century, showcasing a dialogue with the Thyssen collections.
At Kering's Paris headquarters, the 'Balenciaga by Demna' exhibition showcases 101 pieces curated by Demna, representing ten years of his creative vision at the brand.
At the heart of Antananarivo's Cité des Cultures, Ndao Hanavao unveils its exhibition Matières des Possibles, emphasizing the transformation of waste into sustainable designs.
"Dugan's photographs demonstrate a living presence of spirit held within the embrace of beliefs, culture, language and ceremony by California Indian people-an embrace that comes from the heart of love and defiance." - Theresa Harlan, She Sang Me a Good Luck Song