Belgian artist Michaël Borremans will present French Paintings at David Zwirner Paris from June 5 to July 22, marking his first solo exhibition in France in two decades. Hosted at the gallery’s Marais location, the exhibition introduces a new body of oil-on-canvas works that engage with the legacy of French…

Sportswear giant adidas has reunited with Mexican social-impact design label Someone Somewhere for a new collection that merges performance apparel with traditional textile craftsmanship. Released alongside the Mexico National Team’s latest third kit, the collaboration highlights Indigenous embroidery techniques while bringing artisan-made design to a global football audience ahead of…

California-based lighting company Gantri has introduced Gantri Wireless, a new collection of portable lighting developed in collaboration with San Francisco design studio Ammunition. Launched during NYCxDesign at TIWA Gallery, the collection marks a significant milestone for the manufacturer as it celebrates its tenth anniversary and expands its commitment to digitally…

A major new presentation by Doug Aitken is set to take over The Shed in New York, where the artist’s large-scale multimedia work Lightscape will run from June 25 through September 13. Occupying a 12,000-square-foot gallery space, the installation expands beyond traditional filmmaking to create an immersive environment that merges…

The newly completed Jia Art Gallery in Shanghai introduces a significant new cultural destination to the city’s evolving urban landscape. Designed by Foster + Partners, the 5,000-square-metre institution serves as the cultural centerpiece of the Changfeng mixed-use development in Putuo District, where retail, residential, and commercial functions converge within a…

Finnish design house Iittala will present the Aalto 90 Pavilion at Copenhagen’s 2026 edition of 3daysofdesign, transforming one of the most recognizable objects in modern design history into an immersive architectural installation. Positioned on the harbourfront at Ofelia Plads, the seven-meter-high structure reimagines Alvar Aalto’s celebrated vase as a walk-in…

The Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson in Paris has unveiled two significant photography exhibitions that examine memory, visual experimentation, and the evolving language of contemporary image-making. Bringing together works by Japanese photography pioneer Daido Moriyama and Ivorian multidisciplinary artist Nuits Balnéaires, the dual presentation offers distinct yet complementary perspectives on the power…