Held Together: Bound at Secteur Privé
A look at the autumn exhibition in Marylebone featuring works by Sonia Navarro, Soojin Choi, Maliha Abidi and Mark Brazier Jones
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Art Basel Paris 2026 Highlights: Five Booths That Made the Most of a Shortened Fair
Protests cut the fair's public run to a single day. From a first-time Emergence exhibitor to a London duo sharing a stand for the second year running, five galleries still made their mark
A World Within: Larry Warsh and KOZO Turn the Peninsula Fleet into a Moving Gallery
CART Department wraps six of The Peninsula London’s cars in an original KOZO work, on the streets through Frieze and all of October
Es Devlin’s Other Worlds at London’s Design Museum
The artist and stage designer’s first European retrospective opens like a performance and closes inside a rotating library
Chiharu Shiota’s Soul Trembles at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts
The artist’s globe-trotting exhibition touches down in North America
Byraph Builds a Home for the Unattainable in Flatiron
Raphael Badalov, the dealer behind the $1 million Karl Lagerfeld Chrome Hearts sale, opens a 7,000-square-foot showroom designed to feel like a collector’s apartment
LIVING PROOF: Public School Builds for an Unpredictable City
The label’s second collection since its return treats modular layers, technical fabric and waterproof galoshes as equipment for daily life
Balich Wonder Studio Reinvents the Classical Music Performance
Marco Balich and his team produced an immersive orchestral experience at Arena di Verona, bridging the worlds of tech-driven creative visuals with centuries-old musical compositions
Cerramos en Casa: Hennessy, Bad Bunny and the Craft of Coming Home
Hennessy spent a year as presenting partner of the DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS World Tour, which ended this weekend with two surprise hometown nights in a San Juan ballpark
Club de Tennis: Moët & Chandon Rebuilds its US Open Welcome
The Maison’s third year at the US Open brings a redesigned Suite, a postcard drawn from the archive and a champagne poured to order in a tennis ball can