Exhibition

It is telling that both JW Anderson and auction house Sotheby’s have partnered with LCW this year. Increasingly craft is being seen as a way of celebrating human skill and creativity in a world where authenticity and individuality have never been more valued.

A 12-section report on colour at Milan Design Week, covering key shifts across yellows, reds, pinks, blues, greens and neutrals, from commercial colour to directional cues.

For the fifth year running, Budapest Select returns to MilanDesign Week, once again bringing the best of Hungarian design to a broader audience.

Somerset House has followed up its successful Soil: The World at Our Feet with this survey of edible soils from around the world.

Currently at the Hayward Gallery, this Japanese artist is best known for her large-scale installations that weave complex spiderwebs of woollen thread, immersing everyday objects.

Presenting current work from the UMPRUM Studio of Concept – Object – Meaning (K.O.V.) at the SCHMUCKmünchen festival for artistic jewellery in Munich, this show thinks beyond jewellery as ornament by reimagining the relationship between the body and object.

Tate Modern is currently staging the largest ever retrospective of artist Dame Tracey Emin. This is a perfect chance to see a body of work that spans over 40 years, from seminal installations to recent paintings and bronzes.

Over the next four months, FUWL's 2026 iteration of Testing Grounds will take the form of a temporary showroom and living space to showcase a new textile collaborations with ByBorre called Iris, acoustic designs for BAUX and projects for Savo, String Furniture, Tarkett and Forming Function.

Lee Broom's experiential installation, featuring over 50 of his best-known works, can now be seen at The Resident, a creative space at the historic Diez Company house in Mexico City.