Geoffrey Bawa’s architecture comes alive through the senses
The Vitra Design Museum’s major Geoffrey Bawa retrospective brings drawings, models and new photography together to show how architecture can grow from climate and place.
The Vitra Design Museum’s major Geoffrey Bawa retrospective brings drawings, models and new photography together to show how architecture can grow from climate and place.
At Palazzo Strozzi, more than 80 damaged and partial objects reveal how breakage can preserve histories of violence, survival, restoration and artistic reinvention.
The Royal Academy traces how the French Riviera’s light transformed modern art, from Cézanne’s structural bathers to Fauvist colour and Klein’s blue.
Opening in Paris, the Musée Marmottan Monet traces landscape from Monet to Hockney as a record of modernity, labour and environmental change.
Fort Worth’s Kimbell opens its first photography exhibition, tracing a century of invention through masterworks from France’s national collection.
The National Gallery brings Renoir’s dancers, lovers and friends together to examine how sociability became a serious modern subject.
At Pirelli HangarBicocca, Aki Sasamoto’s first European institutional solo turns two decades of sculpture and performance into a live system.
The Ashmolean’s Aphrodite exhibition follows the goddess across 5,000 years, from Bronze Age Cyprus to Botticelli, conceptual art and contemporary fashion.
