The Future of Writing
An exhibition at the British Library in London questions the future of writing.
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In Soccer, Power’s Always in Play
An exhibition at the Institut du Monde Arab in Paris explores a century of shifting Arab power through the lens of soccer.
Wes Anderson, Curator? The Filmmaker Gives It a Try
Mr. Anderson and his partner, Juman Malouf, were given free rein in Austria’s largest museum. But you can’t make an exhibition as you would a movie.
The Dual-Nature of Satire
Contrasting approaches by two famous French cartoonists—Georges Wolinski and Plantu—show differing ways of poking fun at the powerful.
Can We Separate Art from Artist?
On the allegations against the photorealist Chuck Close, the conflation of art and artist, and the nuances therein.
Virgil Abloh is Searching for Virgil Abloh
The Off-White designer and captain of fashion’s new guard desperately tries to understand his past.
A Rothschild’s Existential Dilemma
For his latest adventure, David de Rothschild explores eco-fashion while dealing with the existential dilemma of being able to do just about anything.
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