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Christa Terry, Arts Editor retweeted
Connect with some of the greatest minds. What a list (and what an omission).
Eight #Books That Illuminate the Brilliance and Biases of the Nobel Prize observer.com/list/best-nobel…
The managing director acknowledges that the 2024 campaign divided fans but argues it put the brand back in the conversation. Now the road-ready production version, unveiled earlier this month in Midtown Manhattan, has to carry that attention forward. observer.com/2026/10/jaguar-…
Eight #Books That Illuminate the Brilliance and Biases of the Nobel Prize observer.com/list/best-nobel…
Inside the Vanity #Museum That Star Wars Built observer.com/2026/10/art-mus…
The Toronto Biennial Sets Ancient Wisdom Against Modern Collapse observer.com/2026/10/art-rev…
Vampires, body horror and supernatural secrets populate Kikić’s recommendations, but beneath the scares lie stories of grief, rage, repression and the search for belonging. trib.al/2HpsU8j
Five Luxury Watches Backing Sustainability Claims With Substance observer.com/list/luxury-wat…
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The story thus far might be: exuberance abroad, sobering realities at home artreview.com/the-true-state…
“To pass from one dream to another” fills the biennial's three primary venues with monumental textiles, immersive installations and moments of welcome humor.
By Sarah Moroz observer.com/2026/10/art-rev…
Trent Park House of Secrets could have had a historic legacy on par with that of Bletchley Park but makes a mystery of its priorities. trib.al/MEER8AF
The nonprofit center backed by collector Laurent Dumas anchors a mixed-use district on Île Seguin with commissions, accessible spaces and family programming. Its inaugural show pairs historic pieces loaned by the Fonds Renault pour l'Art et la Culture with 17 new works by artists including Théo Mercier and Bianca Bondi. trib.al/7xPwK4H
“To pass from one dream to another” fills the biennial's three primary venues with monumental textiles, immersive installations and moments of welcome humor. trib.al/HOXlvi7
Some design in Paris and build in Switzerland, others assemble internationally sourced components at home and still others develop their own mechanisms in complex cross-border arrangements. Our guide to French makers, from Breguet to Depancel, maps the many forms the country’s horological brilliance takes. trib.al/b1YjXCA
What Can the ’90s Tell Us About Today? @Tate Britain Isn’t Sure observer.com/2026/10/review-…
The Watch Collectors Building a New Kind of Fair observer.com/2026/10/lex-bor…
Vampires, body horror and supernatural secrets populate Kikić’s recommendations, but beneath the scares lie stories of grief, rage, repression and the search for belonging. #books #reading #Halloween observer.com/list/lavender-h…
“To pass from one dream to another” fills the biennial's three primary venues with monumental textiles, immersive installations and moments of welcome humor. observer.com/2026/10/art-rev…
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I am a fan-Rosana Paulino’s Pantheon of Black Plant Goddesses Arrives at Mendes Wood in Paris. By Tatiane de Assis artnews.com/art-news/artists… via @artnews
Christa Terry, Arts Editor retweeted
“Computer bad, I am sad” : repeat for a book a year until the end of time
The philosopher on how we might respond to a world of digital alienation artreview.com/byung-chul-han…









