VOYEUR: Stories, Portraits and S*X by photographer Matt Ford presents intimate stories, portraits, and objects that explore all things fetish.

The Italian master image-maker behind campaigns for Versace and Armani is at the centre of a Milanese exhibit from 28 November to 25 March.

The first-ever exhibit by the Central Saint Martins MA Fashion Communication course will present work from emerging photographers, filmmakers and journalists at the Lethaby Gallery from 29 November to 4 December.

Presented by adidas and retailed END. SPEZIAL F.C. will feature archival styles and reissues from the German sportswear giant.

Art Partner's latest initiative #CreateCOP27 responds to the United Nations Climate Change Conference by calling on creatives of all nationalities, races and genders to submit work generating conversations around the urgent need for climate justice.

While capturing the lyrical beauty of Naples, Italy, Brett Lloyd's latest book 'Napoli, Napoli, Napoli' will be released alongside an exhibition in Paris during Paris Photo Week.

Experts and enthusiasts across gaming, fashion, music and even finance gathered together for a meeting of minds, but shameless self-promotion and an overpacked schedule resulted in more problems than innovative solutions.

The artist duo Carlo Brandelli and Ewa Wilczynski's new performance work 'Liminal' taps into a lacking sense of presence in modern life.

Creative rebellion provides the backbone of Somerset House's latest exhibition, challenging our definition of horror and how we interact with it, packing work by David Bowie, Noel Fielding, Leigh Bowery, Jake and Dinos Chapman and Gareth Pugh all in one.

Unearthing photographers from London to Lagos, New York to Johannesburg, The New Black Vanguard: Photography Between Art and Fashion arrives at Saatchi Gallery, moving away from the industry's western lens.

From various retrospectives to a Matty Bovan installation at NOW Gallery and the most important talks on AI, and NFTs, our winter exhibition guide promises to fulfil all your cultural needs, detailing events that look to the past, present and future.

Building the foundations for a future as creative as its old school 'Art School' mentality New School's debut exhibition MAJOR challenges the old while making way for the new.

Touring around Liverpool this month, the ground-breaking project was created in collaboration with refugee artists and global creatives.

Design Museum Den Bosch's digital fashion exhibition Screenwear - which features SHOWstudio's seminal ikon-1 project - goes above and beyond to weave humanity and tactility into the digital realm. Christina Donoghue reports.

The Netherlands-based Design Museum Den Bosch open their latest exhibition 'Screenwear – Exploring Digital Fashion' this weekend, where attendees will be able to immerse themselves in multiple realities.

SHOWstudio contributor Michaela Stark features in Glimpses of Art's inaugural exhibition, which spotlights an array of international artists whose work explores identity from a non-normative perspective.

Bringing its Art and Culture Festival to London for the first time, the Tom of Finland Foundation is putting the spotlight on the world’s biggest names in queer art.

Karl Lagerfeld: A Line Of Beauty celebrates the late designer’s work and everlasting impact on fashion.

From Rome to Doha, the retrospective is made up of over 200 Haute Couture, ready-to-wear, and accessories on display at M7.

Flesh, fat and beauty are on full display in The National Gallery's latest retrospective celebrating Lucian Freud's centenary.

Fashion photographer Toni Meneguzzo has revolutionised Polaroids throughout his four decades long career. Now his signature style and recent foray into digital landscapes is on display with Toni Meneguzzo: Diptych.

SHOWstudio contributing exhibitions editor Amy de la Haye reviews ‘The Museum of Sex Objects’ at The Horse Hospital.

Acting as an extension of Berlin Fashion Week, Reference Festival delights in showcasing the city's best talents across performance, music, film and more.

A new exhibition coming to Somerset House weaves in a frightful narrative while exploring a whopping 50 years of creative rebellion.