Norwich Castle launched ‘Seven Decades of Contemporary Art’ to mark the Norfolk Contemporary Art Society’s 70th anniversary, featuring works by LS Lowry, Bridget Riley, and others.

Brooklyn Museum reveals PRO-designed galleries for its African art collection, connecting historic spaces in a $13 million push set for 2027 opening.

The City of Santa Clarita opened ‘Dreamscapes,’ a juried show of surreal, imaginative art at Newhall Community Center, running through June 24.

London’s V&A Museum launched ‘Schiaparelli: Fashion Becomes Art’ on March 28, showcasing over 200 surrealist pieces including Dalí collaborations, celebrity gowns, sculptures, and furniture.

London’s V&A launched a show on Schiaparelli’s century of surrealist fashion, from Dalí collaborations to modern red carpet gowns, marked by a celebrity gala.

The New Museum reopens on NYC’s Bowery after OMA’s expansion, blending old and new with Massimiliano Gioni’s vast ‘New Humans’ exhibition.

V&A’s Schiaparelli: Fashion Becomes Art exhibition debuted with a March 25 press preview featuring Body Bijoux, plus a gala dinner where Elizabeth Debicki and Daisy Edgar-Jones shone in striking designs.

Hann Builders and Collaborative Design Group feature their Ivanhoe Modern Home, born from a 20-year partnership, on the 2026 Houston Modern Home Tour.

The New Museum opened its OMA-designed 60,000 sq ft expansion at the Bowery, doubling gallery space with new public areas and a facade that nods to the original SANAA building.

Design outlets spotlight Cameron Diaz’s Montecito living room—rounded sofa, curved armchairs, spherical planters—as a key example of 2026’s organic curved furniture trend.

Cabot Justice Center in Arkansas earns regional ASID award for its renovated public hub design.

Curated by Awele Onwordi, ‘Wake Up!’ features art and photography by eight emerging Nigerian creatives at Angels & Muse gallery in Ikoyi, opening March 21.

Salone del Mobile.Milano finished its U.S. tour in LA, Chicago, and NY, hyping the sold-out 2026 fair with 1,900 exhibitors and new features like Salone Raritas.

Indian and European carriers boost direct flights amid Iran war disruptions in the Gulf, adding thousands of seats and drawing premium travelers away from hubs like Dubai.

Frank Gehry’s loose, expressive sketches turned everyday materials into iconic buildings like Bilbao’s Guggenheim. His process, full of improvisation, made architecture feel alive and unfinished.

Lamborghini revealed a one-of-a-kind Temerario supercar at Art Basel Miami 2025. The car, the first delivered in the Americas, went on display for over 500 customers and VIPs at the 1111 Lincoln Road venue in Miami Beach.

Coppola’s personal F.P. Journe FFC prototype, co-designed with the filmmaker, sold for a record $10.755 million at Phillips amid Megalopolis losses.

Beeple’s ‘Regular Animals’ at Art Basel Miami Beach: robot dogs with hyper-realistic heads of Musk, Bezos, Zuckerberg, Picasso, Warhol, and Beeple poop AI-styled NFT images, critiquing algorithmic control. All $100k robots sold day one.

Ghanaian artist Ibrahim Mahama tops ArtReview’s 2025 Power 100 as the first African ever, for his scrap-metal installations on colonialism and labor plus Tamale art hubs funded by his sales.

Reefline is a seven-mile underwater sculpture park off Miami Beach that uses art like Leandro Erlich’s Concrete Coral to restore damaged coral reefs and marine habitats.