14 INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITIONS TO KICKSTART 2025
In 2024, the effects of global warming were felt around the world, and 2025 is a crucial year for environmental action. Artists’ commitment will
20 MUST-SEE INTERNATIONAL AUTUMN EXHIBITIONS
In this new artistic season, collaboration is the answer to today’s challenges. Whether through collective practices between artists, engagements with local communities or co-creation
4 RUE DES CRAYÈRES: A NEW HOTSPOT FOR ART AND THE ENVIRONMENT
Committed to a 5-year artistic programme linked to the environment, Maison Ruinart on the 3rd October unveiled “4 RUE DES CRAYÈRES” in Reims, France
15 MUST-SEE INTERNATIONAL SUMMER EXHIBITIONS
In the face of global warming continuing to worsen with recent unprecedented heatwaves in India, California or Saudi Arabia, the artistic sector is restoring
FROM AIRPLANE TO SAILBOAT: ARTIST XAVIER VEILHAN’S SUSTAINABLE SHIPPING EXPERIMENT
The French artist Xavier Veilhan joins the circle of globally-renowned artists, such as Antony Gormley, Olafur Eliasson and Tomas Saraceno, acting against global warming
15 INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITIONS NOT TO BE MISSED
In a world increasingly aware of its environmental responsibilities, art has become a powerful means of conveying messages about biodiversity, global warming and environmental
VENICE BIENNALE 2024: TOWARDS A SHARED HUMANITY
The 60th edition of the Venice Biennale, under the curatorial direction of Adriano Pedrosa and centred around the theme “Foreigners Everywhere“, which opened April
SAUDI ARABIA: A NEW OASIS FOR CONTEMPORARY ART IN THE MIDDLE EAST?
As the largest country in the Middle East with a population of 35 million, Saudi Arabia has accelerated its investment in contemporary art throughout
16 INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITIONS NOT TO BE MISSED
Heading into 2024, we are witnessing an increased focus on environmental issues in contemporary art biennials and exhibitions. Interconnections with other lifeforms, impacts of climate change, eco-feminism
AT COP28, ART CONFRONTS CLIMATE
On November 30, COP28 opened, the most important gathering in the world on climate change. The same day, Alserkal Avenue, one of Dubai’s principal