Hannah Silver

Art, Culture, Watches and Jewellery Editor at Wallpaper* Magazine

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‘Humour is foundational’: artist Ella Kruglyanskaya on the act of painting

6 days ago | wallpaper.com | Hannah Silver

Latvia-born, New York-based artist Ella Kruglyanskaya reframes and rethinks the art history canon, intertwining references to techniques and movements throughout a series of new paintings. In the first of a series of three exhibitions, the first currently at London’s Thomas Dane Gallery, followed by Contemporary Fine Arts in Basel and Bortolami Gallery in New York, Kruglyanskaya considers those who have influenced her practice throughout her career.
Celine celebrates traditional Japanese craftsmanship at the Osaka Kansai World Expo with an immersive exhibition

1 week ago | wallpaper.com | Hannah Silver

Celine is celebrating traditional craftmanship at an exhibition at the France Pavilion at this year’s Osaka-Kansai World Expo 2025. Traditional craft technique, lacquerware, is the focus of the Celine Maki-e exhibition, a natural exploration for the French luxury house who has consistently woven Japanese culture throughout its eighty year history.
Women’s Liberation Front Attempts to Liberate Women’s Sports from Gender Equality

1 week ago | religiondispatches.org | Hannah Silver

In June 2024, a group of anti-trans feminists crisscrossed the U.S. with right-wing women activists to “take back” a civil rights law. This Winter/Spring 2025 issue of The Public Eye examines gender and authoritarianism.
Cartier’s major new exhibition opens at the V&A and it’s a gem

2 weeks ago | wallpaper.com | Hannah Silver

Cartier is celebrating its rich, culturally illustrious history with a major new retrospective at the V&A in London. Set to open to the public this weekend (12 April 2025), the exhibition is curated by Helen Molesworth and Rachel Garrahan, and will encompass more than 350 objects, from jewels to gemstones, watches to clocks and unseen drawings, as well as pieces lent by King Charles and other private collectors. Scroll tiara, Cartier Paris, commissioned for the Countess of Essex in 1902.
‘David Hockney 25’ in Paris: inside the artist’s most talked-about show

2 weeks ago | wallpaper.com | Hannah Silver

It was in 2020, while isolating in his Normandy house, that David Hockney used the phrase, ‘Do remember, they can’t cancel the spring’, a reminder that sat alongside the drawings of daffodils he was sending to his friends to cheer them up. A similarly resolute, colourful homage to the brilliant relentlessness of life also lies at the heart of Hockney’s largest ever exhibition, at the Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris.
Panconesi debuts sensuous design objects, as covetable as its jewellery

2 weeks ago | wallpaper.com | Hannah Silver

Marco Panconesi’s first series of design objects are as deliciously otherworldly as we would hope for, used as we are to the chic sensuality of his jewellery. In nine new pieces, including vases, a wine glass, a lamp, an ashtray, a clock and an incense holder, Panconesi traces the offbeat proportions of his jewels, here translated into functional pieces for the home.
Qaleasha Wood on meshing digital culture and traditional craft

2 weeks ago | wallpaper.com | Hannah Silver

What is a glitch? The consequence of an unstable system, glitches expose a vulnerability to threats, but they also open up the possibility of change. It’s a duality that fascinates the Philadelphia-based artist Qualeasha Wood, who jumps into the black hole of internet malfunctions in a new exhibition, ‘Malware’, at London’s Pippy Houldsworth Gallery. In a series of tapestries, tuftings and videos, Wood marries contemporary digital culture with traditional crafts.
25 artists reimagine the teapot – come to Loewe’s cross-cultural tea party

2 weeks ago | wallpaper.com | Hannah Silver

I’ve always been fascinated by the ritual of the tea ceremony, especially in Japan, Korea and China,’ says Patricia Urquiola. ‘It is a form of meditation. It’s choosing to dedicate time for yourself.
Piaget’s new retro-glam Sixtie watch has a trapezoidal dial

3 weeks ago | wallpaper.com | Hannah Silver

Piaget is paying tribute to a glorious decade with a new women’s watch line named after a significant era for the maison, Sixtie, revealed this week at Watches and Wonders 2025. (Image credit: Piaget)In 1969, Piaget unveiled a new collection of jewellery watches, blurring the lines of horology and accoutrements in an avant-garde melting pot of design.
TAG Heuer's new launches at Watches & Wonders celebrate its racing credentials

3 weeks ago | wallpaper.com | Hannah Silver

It’s a significant year for Tag Heuer, who this year became the title partner of the Grand Prix de Monaco, the first in its almost century-long history. The brand nods to its new racing associations, as well as a considered design history, in this year’s new releases. TAG Heuer Formula 1 Solargraph(Image credit: Tag Heuer)(Image credit: Tag Heuer)Nine new watches in the TAG Heuer Formula 1 family embody bold, brilliant design.