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FAD is a curation of the world’s most interesting art, culture, style, tech and design. We do news, reviews and in-depth pieces about the things we’ve found. We also highlight upcoming events, act as a platform for new artists and a place for more established artists to share their thoughts in longer interviews. We started in London and it’s still our spiritual home, but we’ve grown, and now we h

ave writers across the globe, hunting out and commenting on the most interesting new things they’ve found, wherever they are.

21/08/2026

THE TOP 5 EXHIBITIONS IN CENTRAL LONDON TO SEE IN LATE SUMMER

Still in London? Tabish Khan, aka , picks five exhibitions worth catching before summer disappears.

Japanese women photographers from the 1950s to now at The Photographers’ Gallery; Thomas Houseago surrounded by the artists who inspired him; Hayv Kahraman on migration, surveillance and climate; artists responding to Elizabeth II’s lying-in-state inside Parliament; and Terence Gower taking over the former National Archives at Maughan Library.

Five shows, five very different reasons to get out and see some art.

Read the full Top 5 on FAD Magazine.

18/08/2026

Art world crisis — what crisis?

Gazelli Art House is making a $7.5 million statement on its arrival in New York, acquiring the former Marlborough Gallery space in Chelsea and opening a new 10,000-square-foot gallery during Armory Week this September.

The gallery launches with Put the Kettle On, bringing together Agil Abdullayev, Memo Akten, Derek Boshier, Pauline Boty, Harold Cohen, Brendan Dawes, Jake Elwes, Lilly Fenichel, Jann Haworth, Kalliopi Lemos and Recycle Group.

Two years after Marlborough closed, one of Chelsea’s major gallery spaces is back in business.

Read more on FAD Magazine

Gazelli Art House

14/08/2026

From ASICS to the British Museum: Korea Takes Centre Stage - https://mailchi.mp/fadmagazine.com/korean-art-special

10/08/2026

Looking for great exhibitions this August?

Tabish Khan (𝕋𝕒𝕓𝕚𝕤𝕙 𝕂𝕙𝕒𝕟 ) has picked his Top 5 Museum Exhibitions to see in London, featuring everything from Spanish masterpieces to contemporary installations.

This month’s picks include:

• Zurbarán — National Gallery National Gallery
• Tracey Emin — Tate Modern Tate
• Paulo Nimer Pjota — South London Gallery South London Gallery Paulo Nimer Pjota
• MURUGIAH — Quentin Blake Centre for Illustration Quentin Blake Centre for Illustration
• nora chipaumire — Tate Modern nora chipaumire

Whether you’re after Old Masters or contemporary art, there’s something for everyone.

Read the full list now on FAD Magazine.

09/08/2026

MoMA PS1, The Bronx Museum & The Week's Biggest Art Stories - https://mailchi.mp/fadmagazine.com/news-on-fad-august-2026

04/08/2026

What happens when tradition refuses to stay in the past?

For our latest feature, FAD goes inside Korean Traditional Painting in Alter-age at KCCUK.

We spoke to curator Jaemin Cha and the four contemporary artists behind the exhibition about Korean painting, making by hand, why traditional techniques still matter—and whether creativity begins by copying.

And yes... we finished with the only question that really mattered:

Who’s your favourite BTS member?

Contemporary artists:
• Jean Song 송지인 Jean Song
• Hwang Kyumin 황규민
• Choe Sooryeon 최수련
• Choi Haeri

Read the full interview now on FAD Magazine.

Korean Cultural Centre UK 장재민

31/07/2026

Interview | Marc-Aurèle Debut : On Dating Apps, Intimacy & ON REPEAT

Marc-Aurèle Debut

Marc-Aurele Debut’s exhibition ON REPEAT closes this Saturday, but the questions it asks about dating, desire and emotional vulnerability feel more relevant than ever.

We spoke to the artist about intimacy, loneliness, repetition and why something as ordinary as a pair of underwear can become an archive of memory.

‘Most of my work starts from a personal experience, not because I’m interested in autobiography, but because it’s often the best place to begin asking broader questions. I’m interested in how contemporary systems-whether technological, economic or architectural-organise the way we experience our bodies, our desires and our relationships!
-Marc-Aurèle Debut

Read the full interview on FAD Magazine

Photography by Ollie Hammick and Natalia Janula

31/07/2026

Tabish Khan () picks his Top 5 exhibitions to see across London this August.

This month’s must-see exhibitions:

• Alvaro Barrington: 92-01 ‘In Livin Color’ — Emalin
• The Meeting Ground: Scenes from the KNMA Collection — Christie’s
• Mandy El-Sayegh: This is a Sign: Notes on Assembly — The Showroom
• Georg Baselitz: Back Again — White Cube Bermondsey
• Frank Bowling: Driven to Draw — Royal Drawing School

Which one is top of your list?

Read the full story on FAD Magazine.

27/07/2026

The Barbican is searching for a designer to rethink its furniture.

As part of its £231 million Renewal programme, the Barbican has launched a global competition to create a new generation of furniture for its public spaces.

The commission includes designing up to 500 bespoke pieces for Europe’s largest multi-arts centre—from sofas and armchairs to communal seating and outdoor furniture—as the iconic Grade II-listed building prepares for its 50th anniversary.

It’s one of the most significant public design commissions currently open, offering the chance to shape how millions of people experience one of the world’s great cultural buildings.

Read the full story on FAD Magazine.

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