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The Biennale hasn’t opened yet, but we’ve already found its masterpiece

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Living in Le Corbusier’s houses: one artist has been doing it for years

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Inside Anish Kapoor’s Venetian palace: impossible architectures, black voids, and warped reflections

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The “fake-analog” camera created by a photographer is already a case

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Domus presents Labics’ redesign of the Venice Biennale’s most important pavilion

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The office no longer knows what it is supposed to be—what if it became a DIY space?

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The “New” LACMA Opens: Peter Zumthor’s Architecture Tested on a Global Scale

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Inside the Sagrada Família, the longest construction site in modern architecture

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What is a home? Face to face with Emmanuel Carrère on his latest book, Kolchoz

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The 7 most beautiful museums in the world today: they are no longer buildings, but experiences

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From wall to veil: Bofill’s new project tries to disappear

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Georg Baselitz was one of Europe’s greatest painters: at the Venice Biennale you can discover him after his death

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Your favorite fashion designers didn’t study fashion, but architecture

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Why quantum physics, and not AI, is the protagonist of art today

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The Brutalist London that no longer exists in 50 buildings

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“In China, we would have demolished it”: Ma Yansong’s lecture at the Politecnico di Milano

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The Venice Biennale was built to never say no

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We tested Osmo Pocket 4, the “compact” camera for the creator era

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Kiefer transforms Berlin’s iconic airport into a monumental artwork

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The Devil Wears Prada 2 tells fashion better than fashion can tell itself today

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