In all its entirety, Nick Knight's 'Roses From My Garden' has travelled to Nice. Presented as part of 'Fleurs' at the city's 2022 Biennial art fair, the occasion marks the first time the image-maker's seminal floral works have been shown outside the UK.

Amy de la Haye reviews an exhibition about fashion and textiles in the life and work of the artist Steven Campbell.

Dress historian and curator Amy de la Haye reviews a new retrospective of British artist Glyn Philpot at Pallant House Gallery, whose subjects included dandies, queer men and performers.

Presenting as a digital constellation of VR experiences and reflections on meditative space, 'Uhrformen' hones in on the cadence of geological, biological and digital time.

Featuring in the Athens-based digital art exhibition, 'Plásmata: Bodies, Dreams, and Data', SHOWstudio will showcase a selection of fashion films, seen and unseen.

SHOWstudio's virtual art exhibition blurs the lines between IRL and URL.

The fashion image-maker will show seminal works from his archive as the recipient of Photo London’s Master of Photography Award at an upcoming exhibition at Somerset House, including a new sculpture featuring the fashion designer Michaela Stark.

On opening week, brands including Louis Vuitton and Bottega Veneta made their mark on the prestigious art event.

Helping see this year's Venice Biennale into its 59th year is female curator Cecilia Alemani, responsible for the fete being dominated by 80% women. Alas, don't be fooled, this is not a feminist spectacle, just a new reality.

From Jarvis Cocker at Southbank Centre to a Marilyn Monroe Netflix documentary, we take you through all the must-sees and dos this Spring in London.

Originally on show in 2019 at Los Angeles' Little Big Man Gallery, the exhibition's new home in Paris will take up space at the Frank Gehry-designed Foundation Louis Vuitton space over two weeks in April.

The performance of menswear through clothing is examined in a series of videos exploring the Victoria & Albert museum's blockbuster exhibition.

This video examines iconic Gucci designs by Alessandro Michele, explaining how they have ushered in an era of menswear where gender is not defined in binary terms.

Co-curator Claire Wilcox analyses how menswear has re-fashioned the ideal male form and traditional definitions of gender.

Billy Porter's custom Golden Globes ensemble presents the notion of camp in the 21st century, associated with a flamboyance which was once used as a marker of heterosexual privilege.

Fashion items by designers who changed the course of men's tailoring are analysed on camera.

Works by Judy Blame, Leigh Bowery and Diane Arbus feature in the show which celebrates the surreal in fashion.

The work of Bill Bernstein and his seminal book 'Last dance' are chronicled in a new exhibition, presented by Glitterbox.

Wondering what to do now COVID restrictions are no more? We've put together a guide to take you through the must-see current exhibitions in London and New York.

Featuring at LAMB Arts in London, art duo AVAF look to the roots of underground language Polari in their new exhibition 'Bona to Vada Your Dolly Bold Eek'.

Where are all the men? Women and Surrealism: who’d have thought! Writer Christina Donoghue brings you the lowdown on Tate’s latest exhibition freeing art’s most influential movement from its sexist shackles, one narrative at a time.

The award honours Nick Knight's contribution to photography and will be celebrated in an upcoming Somerset House exhibition.

Reflecting on Selfridges' 'Universe' exhibition, curator and archivist Cyana Madsen considers the shifting landscape of designer exhibitions.

What does the role of fashion have to do with the paintings of Steven Campbell? Quite a lot says new exhibition 'Dressing Above Your Station', curated by Beca Lipscombe and Mairi MacKenzie.