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This summer is particularly rich for lovers of contemporary art: from Paris to Antwerp, several exhibitions are offering new perspectives on the work of iconic artists.
The summer 2025 season is a true feast for contemporary art lovers. From Paris to Arles to Antwerp, several major exhibitions are casting iconic artists’ work in a new light. Below are five standout exhibitions worth your attention.
“Temple of Love,” Rick Owens unveiled his latest dark ritual—his new collection—at Paris Fashion Week. Owens’ shows are never just fashion shows; they are spiritual events, imbued with the designer’s signature theatrical elements. This time, models emerged from water and walked slowly and solemnly down the runway in sculptural garments, while Owens’ now-iconic somber music and smoke-filled stage amplified the singular atmosphere.
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Sade still teaches us this today: the world may be loud, but we do not have to be. It is enough to let the songs speak for us — slowly, quietly, forever.
One year ago, on June 7, Charli XCX released her album BRAT—a musical project that not only hit its mark but evolved into a defining cultural event of its era.
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With its gilded ceilings and whispered intrigues, the Vatican has long been a defining stage for theological revolutions, political schemes, and deep spiritual reckonings.
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