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SummaryThe MONSTERS BY MONSTERS: NOW AND THEN exhibition, celebrating the 10th anniversary of Kasing Lung's creatures, is running in Hong Kong from December 15, 2025, to January 4, 2026Housed at the Asia Society Hong Kong Centre, the tour features an immersive "enchanted forest" experience, showcasing the evolution of LABUBU and THE MONSTERSThe exhibition includes original artworks, precious sketches, designer toy displays, and interactive zones, exploring the origins of the series and marking a poignant homecoming for artist Kasing LungTo mark ten years of the beloved forest spirits known as THE MONSTERS, the 10th Anniversary Global Tour – MONSTERS BY MONSTERS: NOW AND THEN – is opening at the Asia Society Hong Kong Centre. Running from December 15, 2025 to January 4, 2026, the Hong Kong ...

Summary21 Savage and British-Nigerian artist Olaolu Slawn, better known as Slawn, celebrate the release of What Happened to the Streets? with an exhibition at Atlanta's High Museum of ArtFeaturing original artworks by the rapper and visual artist, the show debuts artworks from the album, alongside 8 portraits of the project's collaborators21 Savage and Slawn are closing out the year on a high. To celebrate the release of Savage's new album, What Happened to the Streets?, last night the rap star and artist took over Atlanta's High Museum of Art for a special exhibition inspired by project.The show featured 15 original artworks created by Slawn and Savage, anchored by the album's cover art. Inspired by Kerry James Marshall’s 1980 work, "A Portrait of the Artist as a Shadow of His Former Self...

SummaryAUPEN founder, Nicholas Tan, is set to debut his art exhibition, PARIS@STCLEMENTI.COM at Le Bon MarchéThe exhibition serves as a love letter to France and will run from December 13 - 14, 2025Nicholas Tan, the founder of the globally acclaimed, LVMH Métiers D’Art-partnered brand AUPEN, is scheduled to make his first-ever public art debut with the exhibition PARIS@STCLEMENTI.COM at Le Bon Marché, France’s oldest department store, on the ground floor for two days, running from December 13 – 14.The exhibition is conceived as Tan’s love letter to France, a country where he lived and worked while building AUPEN and where he rediscovered himself. For Tan, France represents a unique space where history, style, and rebellion coexist. The emotional core of the exhibition stems from his person...

SummaryGagosian's Davies Street gallery is set to host The Ballad of Sexual Dependency, Nan Goldin's influential photo series, from January 13 through March 21, 2026The exhibition delivers a radically incisive reflection on downtown New York, and marks the first UK presentation of the series in fullNan Goldin once described her seminal series, The Ballad of Sexual Dependency, as “the diary I let people read.” Lauded as one of the century's most influential bodies of work, the series embarks on a cultural voyage into East Village's punk bohemia — the backrooms of bars, empty beds, dim bathrooms and smoke-laden clubs. In her own words, it captured “exactly what my world looks like, without glamorization, without glorification.”In London, Gagosian is turning back the clock to take us back to ...

SummaryPhiladelphia Art Museum presents Dreamworld:Surrealism at 100, a sprawling survey tracing surrealism from its origins to contemporary iterationsOn view through February 2026, the Philadelphia show features an exclusive section dedicated to European surrealists that sought refuge in North America after World War IIIn 1924, poet and artist André Breton issued his Manifesto of Surrealism, which outlined a “crisis of consciousness” — the abandonment of imagination in favor of the kind of decorum and judgement that came with adulthood. To aid this condition, he proposed surrealism as an artistic rebellion that reclaimed wonder, embraced intuition and pushed the limits of creative possibility.At Philadelphia Art Museum (PhAM), the movement comes into focus with Dreamworld: Surrealism at 1...