During Turin Art Week, the city once again takes center stage in Italy’s contemporary art scene. From Jeff Wall to Chiharu Shiota and Laure Prouvost, Domus guides you through six unmissable exhibitions.
Nan Goldin and Mapplethorpe, Miller and Ghirri: these shows tell the story of contemporary photography through the images of great masters, new languages, and fresh perspectives on today’s image.
In an uncertain present, not only for the art world, Frieze is a mirror of our time that rediscovers itself as social, young but quite demure. Our story from London's undisptued art fair.
Between consumption and memory, Objets Trouvés, the exhibition-project by Harry Nuriev for Art Basel Paris 2025, transforms a Parisian chapel into a poetic marketplace of discarded objects.
At Milan’s Viasaterna gallery, a group show investigates the metamorphosis of photography in the digital and algorithmic era — from a solitary medium to a component of a far more complex ecosystem.
We don’t inhabit environments, we are the environment
We interviewed the Chief Curator of the 13th Shanghai Biennale, entitled “Bodies of Water” who describes Biennale’s as reality-sensing-devices.
Curated by architect Courage Dzidula Kpodo, the new edition of LagosPhoto transforms former prisons, independence buildings, and radical architectures into spaces where photography explores freedom, memory, and identity.
From Caravaggio to Botticelli, and on to Frans Hals, light both consecrates and betrays power. In the latest Time magazine cover, dedicated to President Donald Trump after the peace deal between Israel and Hamas, the sacredness of light becomes an identity issue.
“At $29.99/day, the U-Haul is undoubtedly the cheapest real estate in NYC”: James Sundquist and Jack Chase are the founders of The U-Haul Gallery, a project redefining how art is exhibited — now making its way to Frieze London.
From sculpture to video, from installation to the writing of novels and essays, leading up to theatre. We met the British artist, Turner Prize winner and one of the most anticipated names at Art Basel Paris 2025, on the eve of 30 Blizzards., her first performance.
Discover the brand’s new home in the heart of Milan — conceived as a total work of art, from 1930s Rationalism to the site-specific interventions of artist Edoardo Piermattei.
Brandon Stanton’s photo blog, later turned into a best-selling book, was among the most popular of all time: Humans of New York has now transformed Grand Central into the largest installation New York has seen in decades.
From Lagos Island, where slaves freed from Brazil brought Portuguese models, to the new developer constructions transforming Angola and Nigeria: at Frieze London, the exhibition "Echoes in the Present" rereads cities as archives of the colonial diaspora. Domus spoke with curator Jareh Das.
