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Cecily Brown at Serpentine: The Pleasure of Not Knowing What You’re Looking At
Cecily Brown’s Picture Making turns uncertainty into a painterly method: figures emerge, dissolve and return across twenty-five years of paintings, drawings and monotypes.
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The Last Collection of Herbert Lust: Friendship, Scholarship and a $60 Million Estate
Christie’s and Sotheby’s are reportedly competing for roughly 300 works left in Herbert Lust’s estate. The $60 million figure is the news hook; the deeper story is a collector who built through friendship, scholarship and decades of changing his mind.
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Ryoji Ikeda Wins the 2026 Nam June Paik Prize
Japanese artist and composer Ryoji Ikeda has received the 2026 Nam June Paik Prize for his pioneering integration of sound, light, data, mathematics and computation. A solo exhibition at the Nam June Paik Art Center will follow in 2027.
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Ryoji Ikeda installation at Park Avenue Armory

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Yuko Mohri at the Barbican: The Art of Repair and Instability

With light, sound, fruit and kinetic systems, Yuko Mohri makes the Barbican’s Curve into an argument for attending to what does not quite work as expected.

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The Renault Factory Becomes Art Again: Le Large Opens on Île Seguin with Cecilia Alemani’s Moteur Imaginaire

A new contemporary art centre has opened on Renault’s historic Île Seguin site. Cecilia Alemani’s Moteur Imaginaire turns the factory, car and machine into a century-spanning argument about modern life.

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PAD London 2026: When Collectible Design Becomes Part of the Art Collection

From Carlo Mollino and Faye Toogood to Misha Kahn and Gallery FUMI, PAD London 2026 showed what discerning art collectors can learn from sculptural furniture and material experimentation.

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Exhibitions
Venice Biennale 2026: What Still Matters Before It Closes

The last weeks of Koyo Kouoh’s In Minor Keys demand a slower way of seeing Venice. A practical guide to the central exhibition, national pavilions and what collectors should take away.

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Exhibitions
PAD London 2026 Review: The Collectible Design That Deserves a Place Beside Great Art

From Faye Toogood and Kate Malone to textile art, post-war furniture and new material-led designers, PAD London showed why serious collector homes are built beyond the frame.

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Exhibitions
Restitution, Memory and £31.56 Million: Why Kandinsky’s Das bunte Leben Was Frieze Week’s Most Important Auction Story

Kandinsky’s 1907 masterpiece sold for £31.56 million after its 2023 restitution to the Lewenstein heirs. The result is a market story, but also a lesson in provenance, agency and collecting responsibility.

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