From emerging voices and solo presentations to works exploring memory, migration, identity and material experimentation.
We got an early look at Arthur Jafa’s largest U.S. museum survey, ‘I Am Tony,’ which brings together four decades of film, photography, sculpture, painting and archival material tracing the ways Black life is represented.
The artist brings hip-hop and punk into dialogue through a new work exploring wealth, power and consumer culture at CART Department.
The San Francisco rapper stars in Sounds Like Paulin’s first music video, complete with a custom edition of the designer’s iconic Tongue chair.
The Portuguese artist brings carved doors, torn billboards, ceramic tiles and architectural debris to Baró Mallorca for his first solo exhibition on the island.
Exploring how photographs, memories and cultural references shift as they move across people and generations.
Brining together three decades of immersive work exploring presence, participation and the spaces we share.
For the latest ‘State of Art,’ the NY-based curator reflects on art beyond the white cube, the work that reignited her love for it and why 2026 feels wide open.
The Tokyo-born artist marks his return to Japan after 19 years in New York with a monumental new work created in full view of the streets of Ginza.
Bringing together two independently built archives featuring Pharrell Williams, Virgil Abloh, Young Miko, Mac Miller, SZA and more.
A film following two Tokyo dancers through nightlife, identity and belonging, where life on society’s margins becomes a space for joy, resilience and solidarity.
Following the end of his relationship with NANZUKA, the Japanese artist has launched his own company to take greater control of his work and legacy.
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