FRENCH PLACE has opened a new permanent space in Milan, marking the latest phase for an organisation that began in London in 2020. Originally based at 9 French Place in Shoreditch, the project started as an independent exhibition venue and has now relocated its programme to Via Carlo Goldoni 64, 20129 Milan , where it will run exhibitions alongside residencies and public events. Installation photography courtesy of gallery The opening is inaugurated by CORALE , a group exhi

Mexico City Art Week has become an essential February pilgrimage for the international art world, and for London visitors it’s increasingly the week that sets the tempo for the year ahead. Feria Material , now entering its 12th edition, Vol. 12 of the art fair sits at the centre of that ecosystem: Latin American representation, a clear curatorial identity, and a programme that treats the city as part of the experience. “Material has changed venues several times over its 12-y

Acme Co-Founder and Chair of the Board David Panton in front of Acme Propeller Factory, January 2026 © Hydar Dewachi, courtesy of The Acme Archive Acme has completed the purchase of Acme Propeller Factory (APF) in Deptford, securing “in perpetuity” what it describes as the largest affordable artist studio building of its kind in London — a major win at a moment when artists’ workspace across the capital is increasingly threatened by rising rents, redevelopment pressure, and

What happens when a museum stops pretending to be above the world and starts behaving like part of it? Arts of the Earth  at the Guggenheim Bilbao gets its hands dirty enough to suggest that even greenwashing can, occasionally, grow something real. writes Victoria Comstock-Kershaw. Isa Melsheimer, Wardian Case , 2023. Courtesy the artist and Galerie Jocelyn Wolff, Paris. There’s a moment walking into Arts of the Earth when the Guggenheim Bilbao stops feeling like a titani

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