Thinking about starting your own gallery? Young London gallerist and Incubator founder Angelica Jopling has a few words of advice, as revealed in the latest edition of our 'Back to School' series.

Marking the artist's first London show in 20 years, Yinka Shonibare's 'Suspended States' sets out to interrogate how systems of power affect sites of refuge, debates on public statues, the ecological impact of colonialisation and more.

From Burberry's continued support of the British pavilion to Tod's toeing the line with the festival's native Italian pavilion, here's your (fashion) in-the-know guide to the Venice Biennale 2024.

Navigating all the pavilions at the Venice Biennale can all too easily become a logistical nightmare. Rest assured, we've compiled the best from this year's showcase curated by Adriano Pedrosa under the theme 'Foreigners Everywhere'.

Borsalino and artist Niklas Jeroch look to nature and sci-fi films to create 3D objects.

Levi’s reestablishes their position as denim icons with two exhibitions debuting at Milan Design Week that celebrates the brand's innovative heritage.

The second edition of Lanvin Lab sees artist Erwin Wurm in giant conversation with the storied maison.

'Breasts' the seminal Venice Biennale exhibition, honours the changing attitude towards breasts across cultures and traditions by reflecting on a range of themes from motherhood, empowerment, sexuality, body image and illness.

In this series, SHOWstudio speaks to professionals from across the creative industries to build a transparent profile of what success and failure looks like. This week, filmmaker Maz Murray shares her tips for the next generation of artists.

This year's 'Foreigner's Everywhere' theme at La Biennale di Venezia has meant the fresh debut of several pavilions. Our favourite? Ethiopia - represented by the senstational Saatchi Yates artist Tesfaye Urgessa.

Acting as Scottish artist Allan Gardner's London debut, Foreverisms examines different modes of communication, exploring the interplay between visual art and written word.

This week, visual artist and filmmaker Gabriel Moses launches his first ever monograph with the help of Prestel Publishing.

What are the objects of your desire? Actually, hold that thought. Former Gucci designer Gergei Erdei may have an idea...

The one-of-a-kind concept shop and collective are profiled in this process film meets documentary.

As Celine's Amsterdam flagship store is set to reopen the same time as Polish artist Cezary Poniatowski's New York exhibition at Wschód Gallery, we reflect on the luxury brand's move to position itself at the forefront of contemporary art.

Google have enlisted the help of Chromasonic to bring their multi-layered exhibition 'Making Sense of Colour' to life at this year's Salone Del Mobile.

As the capital gears up for what is now the city's longest-running art fair, London Original Print Fair (LOPF for short), art and culture editor Christina Donoghue reflects on the artists breaking new ground via utilising revolutionary technologies.

A total of 66 international artists will take part in the Prints For Palestine initiative, curated by celebrated Berlin-based author, Joshua Amissah.

Art and culture editor Christina Donoghue reports on the Sarabande exhibition commemorating International Women's Day.

This week, Cooke Latham Gallery open their doors to the public with their newest exhibition 'Seen!', presenting a selection of collages from South London-based artist and musician Cato. Impressed by the artist's natural flair, we went to find out more.

Art and culture editor Christina Donoghue speaks with sound and visual artist @reinfected.me to get the lowdown on their bespoke animations for our latest Fashion Radio podcast.

Paul Smith’s Foundation have teamed up with the Mayor of London and Projekt to help provide six lucky London-based fashion designers with free studio space and access to mentoring from industry leaders.

The very act of creation stands at the forefront of Metamorphoses' new exhibition 'Observations', which brings together fifty handcrafted objects curated by the gallery's founder Nadine Snijders.

Titled 'Lights Up', the exhibition has been curated by Milan's 29 Arts in Progress gallery and will take place at their new 'La Rampa' space in Silvaplana, Switzerland, revelling in Barbieri's unconventional elegance and Haddi's archive of famous faces.