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FAD Magazine brings together captivating stories from the realms of art and culture. We offer news, reviews, and detailed articles about our latest discoveries. Our platform not only features upcoming events but also supports emerging artists while providing established artists the opportunity to express their ideas through in-depth interviews. Although we began our journey in London, which remains close to our heart, we have expanded our reach. Today, we have writers from all over the world, exploring and sharing the most exciting new developments in art and culture from their locations.

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Austen and Turner: Two British cultural heavyweights united at Harewood House

4 days ago | fadmagazine.com | Tabish Khan

Jane Austen and JMW Turner are two of Britain’s most significant cultural icons. Although they were born in the same year, they never met. However, they came close, as Austen did visit the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition one year when Turner was in it. The closest they got until now was probably in your wallet with their faces on the £10 and £20 notes. Stately home Harewood House, outside Leeds, has paired the two giants together in the year that would have been their 250th birthdays.
Heeyoung Noh delves into memory, ritual, and inherited emotion in Submerged Attachment

1 week ago | fadmagazine.com | Mark Westall

THE TAGLI presents Submerged Attachment, the debut solo exhibition by South Korean artist Heeyoung Noh, on view from 8th-13th May at 67 Great Titchfield Street. Through raw, psychologically charged paintings, Noh investigates the emotional inheritances that bind generations, particularly through maternal relationships, drawing on the ritual of ttaemiri – a traditional Korean bathing practice – and her experience as a South Korean woman living abroad.
Join Tate Modern’s 25th birthday celebrations this weekend.

1 week ago | fadmagazine.com | Mark Westall

Today Tate Modern has announced the full line-up for its Birthday Weekender, four days of art, music, making and performance to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the world’s most visited modern art museum. From Friday 9th to Monday 12th May, in partnership with UNIQLO, Tate Modern is offering everyone a chance to enjoy the very best modern and contemporary art alongside live music, performances, talks, workshops and tours, all for free.
The Prado & LOEWE FOUNDATION announce Helen Oyeyemi + Mathias Énard for the third edition of Writing the Prado.

1 week ago | fadmagazine.com | Mark Westall

The Prado & LOEWE FOUNDATION have announced Helen Oyeyemi and Mathias Énard as writers-in-residence for the third edition of Writing the Prado. The 2025 edition of Writing the Prado will feature authors Helen Oyeyemi and Mathias Énard. Oyeyemi will be in residence in the summer, followed by Énard in the autumn. The programme invites internationally renowned writers to engage with The Prado’s collections and its rich history as a source of inspiration for literary creation.
Charlotte de Witte heads to New York - releases The Realm.

1 week ago | fadmagazine.com | Mark Westall

Charlotte de Witte releases the first track,“The Realm,”from her desperately awaited eponymous debut album, which comes out on November 7th, on her own imprint KNTXT. Besides the new music, she will be performing in New York from May 21st to May 24th.
Nai-Jen Yang Uses Painting as The Quiet Revolution of Slow Seeing

1 week ago | fadmagazine.com | Mark Westall

In an era dominated by digital immediacy and instant visual consumption, Taiwanese painter Nai-Jen Yang invites viewers to slow down and reconsider the fundamental act of seeing. Through her recent exhibition, “xi xi su su,” at mother’s tankstation in London (March 14th – April 17th, 2025), Yang creates paintings that resist immediate comprehension, instead revealing themselves gradually through sustained engagement. “I approach painting as a verb—an action,” Yang explains in her artist statement.
Fondation Cartier Announces Opening Date & Inaugural Exhibition

1 week ago | fadmagazine.com | Mark Westall

On October 25, the Fondation Cartier will open its new premises to the public at 2 Place du Palais-Royal. Located in the historic centre of Paris, the Fondation Cartier’s new space is situated within a Haussmannian building that once housed the Grands Magasins du Louvre. Designed by Jean Nouvel, the architectural project opens generously to the city through its vast bay windows. Comprising of five mobile platforms, its dynamic architecture reimagines the possibilities ofexhibition-making.
10 Art Exhibition to see in New York during Frieze Week

1 week ago | fadmagazine.com | Mark Westall

Frieze Week is back, and with it comes a tidal wave of exhibitions across New York that demand your attention (and your walking shoes). While the fair buzzes at The Shed, there’s also real magic scattered throughout the city—from a freshly minted gallery in a carriage house to monumental surveys of Magritte and Rauschenberg. Whether you’re after blue-chip legends or boundary-pushing newcomers, there’s no shortage of work worth the detour. Here are our top 10 shows to see during Frieze Week.
RANKIN What the FAIK is going on?

1 week ago | fadmagazine.com | Mark Westall

The countdown is on for FAIK OFF a magazine (FAIK) & exhibition from RANKIN that investigates AI. We* managed to grab some time with him ahead of the exhibition to find out, what the FAIK is going on. What are you doing? I’m interrogating the future; visually, culturally, ethically. FAIK and FAIK OFF are my love letters and hate mail to AI. I’m using the algorithms to hold up a mirror. Not just to society, but to our synthetic reflections. I’m remixing reality. Why are you doing it? Because I have to.
Mike Nelson to open a major new installation across all of Fruitmarket’s three spaces this summer.

1 week ago | fadmagazine.com | Mark Westall

British artist Mike Nelson has used Fruitmarket’s Warehouse as the machine room or driving force for this major new installation that extends across all three spaces of Fruitmarket. Turning the Warehouse into his studio since the start of May, he has transformed it into both a site of production and part of the setting for his work. The work in the exhibition asks questions about photography and its validity or currency at present.