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LACMA’s new book and exhibition tackle our ongoing fascination with domestic futurismThe book of the show, ‘Home of the Future 1925-1985: Designing Domestic Utopias’, is a survey of midcentury marvels focused on shaping the ultimate in technology-driven living. Four decades later, how has the mood changed?
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Gaming inspires Chanel’s first Gateway Commission, on show at Dib BangkokContemporary art museum Dib Bangkok, Chanel Culture Fund’s first major partner in Southeast Asia, unveils a work by Nawin Nuthong with which ‘people will connect’
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Zoya Cherkassky makes sense of American life with rich, diverse paintings in New YorkIn 'American Cooking', at Fort Gansevoort, New York, Ukrainian artist Zoya Cherkassky captures life around her
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In a seductive new show, Henry Holland asks sculptors to consider the meaning of home'There’s No Place Like It,' The Royal Society of Sculptors Summer exhibition, explores the beauty and mundanity of domestic life: ‘I was really looking for pieces that made me feel something'
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Renée Levi's colourful painting takes over the Hayward Gallery‘September’, co-commissioned by the Hayward Gallery and Audemars Piguet Contemporary, is Levi's first large-scale commission in the UK
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Inside the design of Joy Division’s lavish new boxsetJoy Division is releasing a new boxset comprising 14 CDs, documenting 16 gigs, and two DVDs of filmed performances. Craig McLean speaks to band members about their visual iconography
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Step inside Beryl Cook’s joyful world at Bicester VillageBespoke Partnership
A collaboration between Studio Voltaire and Bicester Village celebrates the joyful legacy of astute British painter Beryl Cook
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Up close with Linda McCartney’s music photography: an exclusive first lookThe photographer’s acclaimed, often unguarded images of music legends led to an array of album art, now the subject of a unique display at Wrensilva Los Angeles that teams photography with vinyl
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Behind the scenes of Sofia Coppola’s ‘Marie Antoinette’, 20 years onCartier sponsor a major new exhibition at the Petit Trianon, as we go inside the Palace of Versailles to mark 20 years of Sofia Coppola's film ‘Marie Antoinette’
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Pablo Bronstein’s new ‘Clocks’ drawings complicate histories of politics and decorationThe British-Argentine artist considers the political implications of the clock in a new exhibition at Olney Gleason in New York
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A.A.Murakami brings ‘New Nature’ to Paradise City in South KoreaBespoke Partnership
Paradise Art Night 2026 pairs artist duo A.A.Murakami's first solo exhibition in South Korea with an immersive dining experience
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In Mumbai, artists are asking if embroidery can redraw the mapAs textile house Chanakya International celebrates 40 years in Mumbai this autumn, we look at what happens when an atelier evolves into a cultural institution
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The Hayward Gallery announces a major Cao Fei exhibition. Take a first look hereIn 2027, the London gallery will host the Chinese artist’s largest UK exhibition to date
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At Saatchi Yates, Sujin Lee’s figures are frozen in introspectionSujin Lee’s exhibition ‘Where We Once Stood’, considers the stillness after an event
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As Jesse Glazzard arrives at London's ICA, step into his tender, dirty decadeBritish photographer Jesse Glazzard presents his first book, The Sound of Dirt and Beauty
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Georgia O’Keeffe was captivated by architecture, as a landmark new show at the Detroit Institute of Arts proves‘Georgia O’Keeffe: Architecture,’ is a first-of-its kind exhibition exploring the artist’s long fascination with the built environment, from dreamy cityscapes to vernacular buildings
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Tschabalala Self's Lady in Blue towers over Trafalgar SquareThe American artist brings a monumental ‘everywoman’ to London’s Fourth Plinth with ‘Lady in Blue’, a celebration of ambition, purpose and everyday life
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Amelia Cross blends tailoring and painting, with unique and uncanny resultsThe artist’s superbly observed works draw from the worlds of fashion and art; ‘I like the idea of the double take,’ she says as a new exhibition opens at London’s Incubator
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It’s our 30th birthday – and we demanded cakeHappy birthday to us! To celebrate Wallpaper* turning the big 3-0, we asked our friends and family to ‘bake’ us a cake. Naturally, they got creative
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Carrie Mae Weems guest-edits Wallpaper*For the October 2026 issue of Wallpaper*, we invited three creative luminaries to take over the pages of our magazine, giving them carte blanche to create and share ideas. Our first guest editor for 2026 is the artist Carrie Mae Weems
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Inside Los Angeles' new Lucas Museum of Narrative ArtThe much-anticipated museum, founded by George Lucas, is due to open its doors on September 22nd. Wallpaper* got a sneak peek
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Snoopy is the star of Fashion Week in this adorable New York exhibition‘Snoopy in Style’, now open in Manhattan, celebrates the enduring influence of the Peanuts comic strip on fashion. Peek inside
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David Lynch’s atmospheric LA photographs form a poignant first posthumous exhibition in his home cityFor filmmaker and artist David Lynch, Los Angeles was all about the light, a fascination Pace explores with an exhibition of photographs at its gallery in the city
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New York art exhibitions to see in SeptemberRead our pick of the best New York art exhibitions to see in September, from Zoya Cherkassky's American Cooking at Fort Gansevoort to Bea Scaccia's tactile paintings at Gagosian
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Melissa Auf der Maur's new monograph chronicles life at the heart of 90s rock cultureAs bassist for Hole and the Smashing Pumpkins, Melissa Auf der Maur experienced the peaks and troughs of the music industry in the 90s. She talks to Wallpaper* about revisiting her contemporary photography of the era
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Christine Sun Kim’s first artist's book is a personal and humorous meditation on Deaf cultureChristine Sun Kim’s book, 'Deaf Material', Primary Information, offers an array of new insights into her personhood, her practice, and Deaf culture broadly, in over 400 image-focused pages
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An impressive two-volume tome is the ultimate companion to George Lucas’ new LA museumTaschen takes the reins of the monograph accompanying the new Lucas Museum of Narrative Art monograph. We take a look inside
