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artsy.net | Sofia Hallström
For many of the world’s most dazzling hotels, art isn’t just a decorative touch. It’s a defining point of their identity. Imagine a towering sculpture emerging from a rooftop pool, or a mural sweeping across the hotel lobby ceiling, catching your eye upon arrival, or even meeting an artist in residence, sketching the landscape that surrounds your luxury retreat.
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timeout.com | Sofia Hallström
Image: Courtesy of the artist and Ginny on Frederick Review 5 out of 5 stars Leaning into the theatrical and uncanny, this spectacular show explores the long, gendered history of psychiatric containment Art The Perimeter, Bloomsbury 28 May25 Jul 2025 Recommended Tuesday 27 May 2025 Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email WhatsApp Advertising Time Out says Walking through the high-ceilinged halls of The Perimeter in Bloomsbury, where natural light spills across bare walls and polished floors, you...
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anothermag.com | Sofia Hallström
Lead Image Ren Hang at Work by Peter CoelnThe late Chinese photographer and poet Ren Hang was known for his nude portraits and intimate imagery of friends that challenged social taboos in a tightly censored cultural landscape. In nearly all of his photographic work, the nude body is positioned outdoors, set within natural landscapes and often framed by natural elements like leaves or twigs.
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2 weeks ago | 
anothermag.com | Sofia Hallström
Festival curators Dal Chodha and Marketa Uhlirova speak on the making of this year’s programme, which explores fashion’s complicated entanglements with the natural world I’m sitting in the darkened hush of the Central Saint Martins screening theatre. There’s a quiet, collective anticipation in the air as the first images of Dust to Dust (2024) flicker to life.
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flipboard.com | Sofia Hallström
4 hours agoShe was, in my mind, this year’s most magnificent star at Cannes. Did you all happen to see the photos of Andie MacDowell on the red carpet at the Cannes Film Festival? Though she garnered some snark regarding the style of her gown—or, nightgown, as it was ungenerously, but not inaccurately, …
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timeout.com | Sofia Hallström |Tate Modern
Image: © Chris Lensz, 2. Tate Modern’s Tanks, 2016 © Tate PhotographyArtTate Modern, Bankside17 Jun25 Aug 2025Wednesday 21 May 2025FacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppTime Out saysDJ by night and artist by day, French interdisciplinary talent Christelle Oyiri is set to take over Tate Modern this June as the first recipient of the Infinities Commission, a new annual award celebrating experimental contemporary art.
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timeout.com | Sofia Hallström
ArtVarious, London6 Jun8 Jun 2025Wednesday 21 May 2025FacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppTime Out saysFree, ambitious, and citywide, visitors to this year’s London Gallery Weekend can expect more than 100 free events: engaging exhibitions with curated tours from art industry professionals, live performances and in-person studio visits with artists.
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timeout.com | Sofia Hallström
Photograph: Felicity Hammond, V3: Model CollapseArt, PhotographyPhotographers' Gallery, Soho27 Jun28 Sept 2025Wednesday 21 May 2025FacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppAdvertisingTime Out saysLondon-based artist Felicity Hammond works at the intersection of photography and installation, interrogating how power, politics and data shape the images we consume. Her latest project is a bold, four-part touring exhibition that investigates how artificial intelligence is transforming photography.
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3 weeks ago | 
anothermag.com | Sofia Hallström
From a special selection of Lee Miller’s war photojournalism to Alice Mann’s vibrant and elegantly shot Drummies series, here are the best works to discover Photo London Photo London 2025 opens this week with a dazzling array of photography, bringing together both iconic and emerging photographers from across the world. From the high altitudes of the Peruvian Andes to the gritty streets in downtown Miami, this year’s fair showcases a diverse array of visual narratives.
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3 weeks ago | 
flipboard.com | Sofia Hallström
2 hours agoAnd it has been deployed by would-be autocrats around the world. Donald Trump’s attacks on the courts lack recent precedent in the United States, but they follow a clear pattern seen in backsliding democracies around the world. In many countries, when political leaders challenge the courts, the end …
