After Paris, Dominique Lucci heads to Tokyo. Between hybrid creatures, humour and strangeness, the artist turns drawing into a territory of metamorphosis.
From 12 to 15 November 2026, Paris Photo returns to the Grand Palais for its 29th edition, marked by the Bicentenary of Photography. From the earliest 19th-century processes to AI-generated images, the fair portrays a medium whose boundaries have rarely seemed so fluid. Celebrating two hundred years of photography at a time when our relationship […]
Kerry James Marshall takes over the Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris with The Histories, his first major exhibition in France. Nearly 70 works explore the history of painting, representation and the place of Black figures.
The Cérès Franco Museum in Montolieu is celebrating the centenary of the gallerist and collector with the exhibition “The Adventurers of the Bull’s-Eye: 100 Artists in Homage to Cérès Franco”. Following several years of renovation, the newly designated Musée de France invites visitors to rediscover artists who long remained on the margins of official art […]
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 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 […]
The 2026 Paris gallery season brings together major figures in contemporary art and a new generation of artists. ART MAG selects six exhibitions to discover this September, offering a glimpse into the trends shaping the Paris art scene.
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.
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 […]
The 2026 art season is taking shape. ART MAG Issue 34 explores emerging artists, new cultural venues and the transformations redefining contemporary art.
