07 December 2025

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Nov-2025

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New Beginnings — Two Museums in New York

Nov-2025

It has been a busy year for museum renovations in New York. This autumn, two more enhanced institutions will be unveiled in the city.

Things to Go See — Art Listings for Autumn

Nov-2025

The time of the year when museums and galleries pull out all the stops. Here, a long-list of exhibitions that represent the best of the best, featuring David Bowie, Betty Parsons and Lee Lozano, among others.

5 Chairs from ‘500 Designs That Matter’

Oct-2025

A new publication from Phaidon offers an in-depth visual study of the ubiquity and diversity of chairs. The book serves as a rigorous encyclopaedia of important designs and an exploration of how we live with, and through, objects.

5 Curious Facts: Durga Chew-Bose on Bonjour Tristesse

Jul-2025

Writer-director Durga Chew-Bose speaks to Patter about 5 curious facts from the filming of Bonjour Tristesse.

Things to Go See — Exhibitions for Summer

Jun-2025

Abstract painting, sculptural miniatures, woven works and garden design. 8 shows to stop by in the warm months ahead.

Things to Go See — Exhibitions for Spring

May-2025

A directory of recently opened art shows to see this May, June and July.

Look Good, Feel Good, Play Good: Nike Apparel

Apr-2025

Read an exclusive extract from this rigorous catalogue of interviews, essays, and unseen archives that explore female athletes and the sweat-stained clothing that has 'borne witness to their greatness.'

Midwinter Magnolia — The Pleasure of Anticipation

Mar-2025

Molly Collet measures time passing in winter by looking to magnolia trees in her Brooklyn neighborhood. A eulogy to late winter, which is, by her estimation, one of the most incandescent and yet under-loved times of the year.