To mark its centenary, Loro Piana has opened its first-ever exhibition: If You Know, You Know: Loro Piana’s Quest for Excellence. Held at the Museum of Art Pudong (MAP) in Shanghai, the show offers a quiet, layered portrait of the Italian house — a brand synonymous with the rarest materials, measured innovation and an almost obsessive devotion to craft.
To mark 25 Years of Curation and Creation, A Magazine Curated By presents an exhibition at L’Union de la Jeunesse Internationale, bringing together 32 curators through their work, worlds, and personal references.
A Magazine Curated By celebrated the launch of the special issue A MAGAZINE CURATED BY: 2000/2004–2025 with an opening event and exhibition preview at L’Union de la Jeunesse Internationale on Thursday, 6 March.
At Kunsten Museum of Modern Art Aalborg, fashion designer Stine Goya brings her distinctive vision to the museum’s vast collection. Through vibrant colors, tactile staging, and a deeply personal exploration of separation, Goya reimagines the artworks, creating a poetic and sensory exhibition that transcends traditional curation.
The 27th issue has been curated by Glenn Martens, the Belgian creative director of both Diesel and Y/Project.
The 26th issue is the Vietnamese-American designer’s most intimate project to date, inviting readers to explore the idea of home and understand the internal narratives of the shy designer.
The Swedish artist’s monographic exhibition at David Zwirner Paris ponders heartbreak and nostalgia whilst blurring the textures of reality.
The American artist muses on the light of the end of the tunnel during this prolific period between his exhibition at David Zwirner and his sculpture for Frieze.
An exclusive portfolio of behind-the-scenes images from the collections of A Magazine Curated By guest-curators Iris Van Herpen, Thom Browne and Giambattista Valli.
At The Renaissance Society, Chicago, an untitled exhibition curated by the artist Shahryar Nashat and writer & curator Bruce Hainley simultaneously investigates the enigmatic relationships between image, perception, and the human body as a living or undead currency.
The 25th issue of has been guest edited by Chitose Abe of the Japanese cult label sacai. As the first Japanese woman to curate an issue, Abe has called upon her inner circle of friends, family and artistic collaborators to contribute cultural and creative content across the 200 page magazine.
Returning to the Royal Opera House stage in 2023, a new rendition of the ballet Corybantic Games by choreographer Christopher Wheeldon revives a 2018 collaboration of costumes by A#24 curator Erdem Moralioglu for the Royal Ballet.
Alternative perspectives and humanist propositions define the intriguing world-building of the Milanese collective in their investigations of functionality, identity, and the mundane.
Portraits of the 20th century icon are featured within the pages of A Magazine Curated By Erdem, and form part of the Pinault Collection currently on display in CHRONORAMA. Photographic Treasures of the 20th Century.
On the occasion of the exhibition This plate is what I have to say at Charleston House, British artist Isaac Benigson details his longtime friendship and childhood memories with the South African ceramicist and A#19 Curated By Kim Jones contributor Hylton Nel.
6 unpublished colour studies for a series of woven panneaux ouvrants or ‘opening panels’ have laid untouched for half a century, now brought to life for the first time as a collection of hand-knotted rugs by the Italian studio, presented on the occasion of Salone del Mobile 2023 in an exhibition celebrating Perriand’s unpublished archives and her mastery of colour.
The American artist’s monographic exhibition Eye, currently on view at Lismore Castle Arts, is anchored by her photographic compositions Filters (2021) — also featured within A Magazine Curated By Erdem.
Discover behind-the-scenes footage of the Turkish photographer’s journey through the Hatay region for A Magazine Curated By Erdem, travelling with little but a camera and a silk coat.
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