The Director of Craft & Heritage at Fritz Hansen, Christian Andresen, talks to TLmag about the brand’s legacy and its approach to preserving their archive, reissuing iconic pieces and its role in Danish design history.
Between May 4-30, 2026, the Palazzo Nani Bernardo presents Objects of Desire, an exhibition of work by Marie-Dominique Saramito installed in the Porcelain room of the historic palazzo in Venice.
From April 25 through October 19, 2026, the Peggy Guggenheim Collection presents Peggy Guggenheim in London: The Making of a Collector, the first large-scale museum exhibition dedicated to Peggy Guggenheim’s years in London and her first gallery, Guggenheim Jeune.
Casa Museo Molinario Colombari is a home like no other. Located in a radically renovated factory in the Isola district of Milan, Rosella Colombari and Ettore Molinario have created a dynamic, living dialogue between architecture, design, photography and sculpture.
An illuminating series of four exhibitions now on view at the Palazzo Grassi and Punta della Dogana highlight the depth of the Pinault Collection and offers an extensive look at four leading contemporary artists.
Yvon Lambert spent more than five decades shaping the international contemporary art scene through collecting, publishing, and close relationships with artists. Together with his daughter Eve Lambert, he reflects on a lifetime dedicated to art, literature, and artist’s books.
Running from March 29 to August 30, 2026, Memo. Remembering the Futures at the CID — Centre for Innovation and Design at Grand-Hornu in Belgium brings together a constellation of international artists and designers to confront one of the defining anxieties of our era: what happens to the things we are losing, and how do we hold on to them?
MoMu celebrates the 40th anniversary of the Antwerp Six with a comprehensive exhibition that reassess and reaffirms the global impact of the six avant-garde designers, each of whom made their own mark in culture and fashion.
After decades shaping the visual language of fashion and culture on a global scale, Alexandre de Betak starts a new chapter, working on his own artistic projects.
Art Brussels opens its doors today for its 42nd edition. The annual contemporary art fair takes place at Brussels Expo and includes 138 international galleries plus a host of special events, exhibitions and prizes. Read for more details.
Spazio Nobile is pleased to present The Lunisolar House by Taiwanese artist Pao Hui Kao in the Horizons section of Art Brussels. In this mesmerising piece, Pao Hui Kao invites us to reimagine the home as a delicate threshold, a shelter shaped by light, breath, silence and vulnerability, rather than a fortress. Using humble yet transcendent materials such as folded tracing paper and rice glue, the artist has created a space that is both architectural and meditative: a sanctuary without walls; a chapel without doctrine; a horizon where fragility is transformed into a new form of strength and beauty.
On April 21st, Simon de Pury hosts a round-table discussion at the Villa Boghossian with Tiqui Atencio, Cathy Vedovi and Diana Campbell Betancourt. Simon will be introduced by Lise Coirier.