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Jay Ahr’s Ballet Mécanique: Where Automotive Craftsmanship Meets Contemporary Art

The Rolls-Royce Corniche Coupé, that most venerable and stately of motorcars, invites reimagining only by those possessed of both technical mastery and artistic vision. Jay Ahr…

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Eva Helene Pade at an intimate candlelit dinner table with guests

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An intimate evening with artist Eva Helene Pade in London

The Contemporary Art Society welcomes guests to a candlelit dinner honouring the Danish painter, offering rare access to her practice and newly created works on paper.

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A moody film still from Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma, directed by Jane Schoenbrun, showcasing the director's characteristic exploration of youth and existential themes

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MoMA selects cinema’s most significant moments of the year

The Department of Film curates an annual screening series celebrating films of enduring artistic consequence. This year's selection promises revelations on the big screen.

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Jem Perucchini painting featuring enigmatic figures rendered in luminous tones with mythological undertones

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Jem Perucchini’s luminous debut arrives in New York

The Italian painter's richly textured compositions merge ancient mythology with contemporary visual language, exploring the intimate terrain between solitude and human connection.

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Installation view of Brancusi: The Artist and His Studio exhibition at The Museum of Modern Art, showing gallery space with sculptures and pedestals

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Brancusi’s Studio Emerges: A Retrospective of Form and Hand

A rare exhibition traces the Romanian modernist's sculptural vision through his own photographs, films, hand carved furniture and the tools that shaped his singular artistic practice. The Museum of Modern Art reveals the thinking behind one of the twentieth century's most refined aesthetic philosophies.

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The marquee of the Egyptian Theatre illuminated for the Ferragamo and Criterion screening event

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Ferragamo’s Celluloid Romance: Where Fashion Meets the Silver Screen

An evening of cinema, craftsmanship and conversation celebrated the house's enduring connection to Hollywood's golden age, with a rare screening and intimate dialogue on style's role in cinema history.

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Frontline Club members gather for an evening discussion on the infrastructure and environmental costs of artificial intelligence development

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The Hidden Cost of Digital Power

As artificial intelligence reshapes the world, the Frontline Club examines the infrastructure collapse and resource depletion fuelling the tech boom, hosting journalist Paris Marx in conversation with critical AI scholar Dr Dan McQuillan.

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Dancers in classical ballet positions within the ornate Salon Historique

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Ballet blooms within the storied walls of Paris

The Salon Historique, a room steeped in centuries of artistic reverence, became an intimate stage for choreographed grace. Movement, heritage and cultural refinement converged in an evening that reminded us why certain spaces transcend their architecture to become vessels of human expression.

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Saatchi Gallery exhibition promotion for Beyond The Streets, showcasing graffiti and street art spanning six decades

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Six decades of rebellion: street art comes indoors

The Saatchi Gallery prepares to chart the evolution of graffiti and street art across three floors, from the pioneers who claimed walls as their canvas to the cultural forces reshaping contemporary practice.

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Leoncillo working on a Mutilazione sculpture in his Rome studio, 1962, photograph by Giorgio Casali

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Leoncillo’s Clay: A Sculptor’s Flesh and Spirit

Lévy Gorvy Dayan presents the first New York solo exhibition of Leoncillo in over thirty years, a profound meditation on the artist's transcendent relationship with ceramic form during the final, most radical decade of his life.

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