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An Insider’s Guide to Putney’s Riverfront London Life

A guide to Putney’s restaurants, pubs, coffee shops and independent stores, from riverfront institutions to side-street neighborhood favorites.

By Sandy Aziz

Kingsley Ng and Angel Hui’s “Fermata” Brings the Rhythms of Hong Kong to Venice

The exhibition builds a visual and sonic bridge between two cities shaped by water and strong maritime histories.

By Elisa Carollo

The Most Memorable On-Court Style Moments in Wimbledon History

The All England Club insists on white, but the tournament’s best-dressed players have turned that narrow dress code into some of the sport's most lasting style moments.

By Paul Jebara

“Climate Clock” in Oulu Reckons With a Warming World

By Elise Morton

In Basel, a Cautious But Committed Market Rediscovers Its Nerve

By Elisa Carollo

At Liste Basel, Market Trends Give Way to Explorations of Contemporary Anxiety

By Elisa Carollo

The Insider’s Guide to Athens, Beyond the Greek Island Stopover

By Paul Jebara

€3.5 Million Raised in 20 Minutes: Inside the American Friends of Versailles Gala

By Christa Terry

The Future-Facing Museum Exhibitions Not to Miss in Basel

By Elisa Carollo

Séamus Kealy On Returning to Ireland, Artist-Centered Institutions and What the RHA Could Become

By Dan Duray

London Art Dealers Take the City’s Temperature

By Elisa Carollo

Ahead of Basel, London Gallery Weekend Put a Defiant, Energized City Scene on Display

By Elisa Carollo

In the Korean Pavilion, Nation-Building Is an Open and Ongoing Process

By Elisa Carollo

At Giovanna Caruso Fendi’s FOROF, Rome’s Past Finds New Context in the Contemporary

By Elisa Carollo

One Fine Show: “Tracey Emin, A Second Life” at Tate Modern in London

By Dan Duray

Su Xiaobai’s Meditative Material Practice Is the Focus of One of the Biennale’s Most Commanding Shows

By Elisa Carollo

The Light-Bodied Reds That Actually Make Sense for Summer

By Allie Lebos

The Most Exciting New European Hotels for Escaping the Usual Summer Suspects

By Paul Jebara

Edmondo and Michele di Robilant Chart a Course for Robilant with Old Masters and New Names

By Elisa Carollo

London Gallery Weekend Charts the Evolving Coordinates of the British Art Scene

By Elisa Carollo

Manuel Mathieu’s Venice Biennale Debut Asks How We Carry the Past

By Elise Morton

Erwin Wurm Transforms the Fortuny Museum into a Theater of the Absurd

By Elisa Carollo

Wallace Chan’s Dual-Site Exhibition Bridges Not Only Geography But Also Matter, Energy, Past and Future

By Elisa Carollo

London’s Best Cafes and Coffee Shops for Working Remotely

By Emily Zemler

Europe

News About Europe

An Insider’s Guide to Putney’s Riverfront London Life

Kingsley Ng and Angel Hui’s “Fermata” Brings the Rhythms of Hong Kong to Venice

The Most Memorable On-Court Style Moments in Wimbledon History

“Climate Clock” in Oulu Reckons With a Warming World

In Basel, a Cautious But Committed Market Rediscovers Its Nerve

At Liste Basel, Market Trends Give Way to Explorations of Contemporary Anxiety

The Insider’s Guide to Athens, Beyond the Greek Island Stopover

€3.5 Million Raised in 20 Minutes: Inside the American Friends of Versailles Gala

The Future-Facing Museum Exhibitions Not to Miss in Basel

Séamus Kealy On Returning to Ireland, Artist-Centered Institutions and What the RHA Could Become

London Art Dealers Take the City’s Temperature

Ahead of Basel, London Gallery Weekend Put a Defiant, Energized City Scene on Display

In the Korean Pavilion, Nation-Building Is an Open and Ongoing Process

At Giovanna Caruso Fendi’s FOROF, Rome’s Past Finds New Context in the Contemporary

One Fine Show: “Tracey Emin, A Second Life” at Tate Modern in London

Su Xiaobai’s Meditative Material Practice Is the Focus of One of the Biennale’s Most Commanding Shows

The Light-Bodied Reds That Actually Make Sense for Summer

The Most Exciting New European Hotels for Escaping the Usual Summer Suspects

Edmondo and Michele di Robilant Chart a Course for Robilant with Old Masters and New Names

London Gallery Weekend Charts the Evolving Coordinates of the British Art Scene

Manuel Mathieu’s Venice Biennale Debut Asks How We Carry the Past

Erwin Wurm Transforms the Fortuny Museum into a Theater of the Absurd

Wallace Chan’s Dual-Site Exhibition Bridges Not Only Geography But Also Matter, Energy, Past and Future

London’s Best Cafes and Coffee Shops for Working Remotely

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