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Artificial Intelligence in Museums: When Innovation Undermines Trust

As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly widespread in museums, two international surveys reveal a striking paradox: cultural institutions are rapidly adopting these technologies, while some visitors are growing concerned about their implications. In France, from the Palace of Versailles to the Louvre Museum, experiments are multiplying. Between innovation, scientific accuracy and transparency, museums must now define […]

Christophe Cherix, The David Rockefeller Director, The Museum of Modern Art, New York; Laurent Le Bon, President, Centre Pompidou, Paris; and Suhanya Raffel, Museum Director, M+, Hong Kong signed a Framework Agreement for the Cultural Alliance at an event held at M+ on 30 October 2026 Photo: Winnie Yeung

Centre Pompidou, MoMA and M+: Who Will Write Tomorrow’s Art History?

The Centre Pompidou, MoMA and M+ join forces across Paris, New York and Hong Kong. An international alliance that raises questions about the future of museums, the circulation of artworks and how art history is written.

Dominique Lucci, J’irai quand même, 2026. Acrylique sur papier, 76 × 56 cm.

Dominique Lucci: The Art of Derailing Reality

After Paris, Dominique Lucci heads to Tokyo. Between hybrid creatures, humour and strangeness, the artist turns drawing into a territory of metamorphosis.

KANAL–Centre Pompidou Brussels: 10 Exhibitions to See When It Opens

KANAL–Centre Pompidou will open its doors in Brussels on 28 November 2026. To inaugurate this former Citroën garage transformed into a museum, the institution will present ten exhibitions devoted to modern and contemporary art, architecture, colonial memory and the political issues shaping our time. From the major exhibition A truly immense journey to installations by […]

The Bayeux Tapestry at the British Museum: When a Single Artwork Becomes a Blockbuster Exhibition

The Bayeux Tapestry opens to the public at the British Museum in London on 10 September 2026. Even before its inauguration, the exhibition has already generated around £2.5 million in ticket revenue, with more than one million visitors expected. Behind this spectacular success lies a broader phenomenon: how can a single work become a cultural […]

Yayoi Kusama (1929–2026): The Artist Who Made Infinity Her Signature

Yayoi Kusama has died in Tokyo at the age of 97. Beyond her iconic polka dots, pumpkins and Infinity Mirror Rooms, ART MAG looks at how the Japanese artist transformed repetition and infinity into an unmistakable artistic signature.

Vue extérieure du futur KANAL–Centre Pompidou à Bruxelles

KANAL–Centre Pompidou: The Former Citroën Garage Becomes a Living Museum

KANAL–Centre Pompidou will open on 28 November 2026 in Brussels’ former Citroën garage. This 40,000 m² cultural complex will bring together modern and contemporary art, architecture, performance, public spaces and social venues. More than just a new museum, KANAL aims to transform an iconic industrial building into a cultural space open to the city. KANAL–Centre […]

Gisele Zanellato: An Imaginary Museum Where Art History Is Reinvented

As part of Art Riviera Tour 2026, held in Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat and organised by Wendy Lauwers and Multi Art Gallery, ART MAG highlights Gisele Zanellato, an artist who transforms the masterpieces of art history into a living dialogue. Rather than simply quoting the past, she reinvents it by creating compositions in which iconic works, celebrated artists, […]

Myriam Besri: Bringing the World’s Fragments Together

Through her painted puzzles, Myriam Besri brings together memories, cultures, and iconic figures in a joyful artistic universe where every fragment finds its place. ART MAG dedicates a feature to her work as part of Art Riviera Tour 2026.

Mireille Louviot-Kilanowski: Bringing Life Out of Driftwood

A piece of driftwood is never just a piece of driftwood for Mireille Louviot-Kilanowski. Shaped by currents, wind and time, it already carries a story within it. Where others might see a branch washed ashore, she perceives a line, a movement, sometimes even the presence of an animal waiting to emerge. Presented at Art Riviera […]