Il Salotto di Milano proposes "Anime Fiorite", the second photographic exhibition of the Lebanese artist curated by Simona Gervasio.

At its core, the auction merges timeless designs from the Gucci archive with innovations that epitomize the future.

For years, Charlotte Gainsbourg has dedicated herself to making her legendary father Serge's home accessible to the public. Now, she welcomes you at the door.

Designer Tia-Thuy Nguyen crafted "Flower of Life," showcased in France on November 18.

Heart, soul and spirit. MoMa's new exhibition, "Spirit Movers," curated by designer Grace Wales Bonner, celebrates works of art inspired by the African diaspora.

You can visit the exhibition until April 2024.

This year, Frieze London celebrates two decades of showcasing contemporary art. The fair’s co-founder and collaborators look back on 20 effervescent years.

For the fifth edition of the Artycapucines project, Louis Vuitton calls on 5 other artists from the contemporary art scene to interpret the Capucines bag. Billie Zangewa, Ewa Juszkiewicz, Liza Tou, Tursic & Mille, and Ziping Wang.

Moët & Chandon celebrates its 280th anniversary with a special edition created by artist Daniel Arsham and a dinner during Paris Fashion Week.

On September 22, the Drouot Hotel (Paris, France) will hold an auction "Indochine - Chapter 16", selling fine art, woodwork, ceramics and documents from the Indochina period. In which, there are 19 paintings painted by King Ham Nghi during his exile in Alger (the capital of Algeria).

Artist Michelangelo Pistoletto captures the world as he sees it.

Although this was not always the case, it is a reality that the women's fashion industry is largely run by men. But things are changing. That's why it's no coincidence that several exhibitions celebrate women designers, such as the annual show of the Costume Institute of the Metropolitan Museum of New York.

Maison Margiela opened a new boutique in Tokyo, Japan, and held an exhibition to celebrate it.

A community artist who listens to sad boy rap and creates art for the public has joined the bubbling Monaco art scene. Might his large-scale murals bring some new light to the country already larger than life?

On the occasion of his next solo exhibitions in New York and Paris, Daniel Arsham will commemorate the 20th anniversary of his collaboration with Emmanuel Perrotin. The artist will revisit his work to examine and reflect on his lifelong fascination with the complexities of materiality and space.