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Jane Birkin, je t’aime

The original Hermès Birkin has bagged a record-breaking sum at auction, showing the enduring power of the film star’s je ne sais quoi

Rakewell

11 July 2025

Features

How John Keats found himself in Hampstead

Michael Delgado

11 July 2025

Art Diary

Janet Dawson: Far Away, So Close

Apollo

10 July 2025

Four things to see

Four things to see: Labour and utopia

Apollo

11 July 2025

Reviews

Mike Nelson picks up the pieces

Conrad Landin

10 July 2025

Interviews

Fiona Tan rewires the Rijksmuseum’s nervous system

The artist talks to Apollo about sifting through the museum’s collection to piece together how mental disorders were experienced and treated in the 19th century

Arjun Sajip

27 June 2025

Art Diary

Kishio Suga

A chance to see work by one of the leading exponents of the Mono-ha movement at Dia Beacon

Apollo

10 July 2025

Art Diary

The Magical City: George Morrison’s New York

Apollo

10 July 2025

Art Diary

Fault Lines: Art, Imperialism, and the Atlantic World

Apollo

26 June 2025

Features

Gertrude Stein’s home was the first museum of modern art

Francesca Wade

25 June 2025

Art Diary

In Sight! Lovis Corinth, the Nationalgalerie and the ‘Degenerate Art’ Campaign

Apollo

10 July 2025

Features

Acquisitions of the month: June 2025

A Dutch family archive and a rare marble by Giambologna are among the most significant works to enter public collections in the past month

Apollo

8 July 2025

In the studio with...

Interviews

Fiona Tan rewires the Rijksmuseum’s nervous system

The artist talks to Apollo about sifting through the museum’s collection to piece together how mental disorders were experienced and treated in the 19th century

Arjun Sajip

27 June 2025

Interviews

Aspen Art Museum reframes the art world

Nicola Lees, director of the Aspen Art Museum, tells Apollo how the ‘Serpentine in the mountains’ is turning artists into leaders

Arjun Sajip

7 July 2025

Interviews

In the studio with… Helene Appel

The artist works in near silence on her hyperreal paintings in her Berlin studio, which she keeps as empty as possible

Apollo

13 June 2025

Interviews

Queen Sonja pops to the Factory

The Norwegian monarch may be the subject of Warhol silkscreens, but when it comes to collecting she looks much closer to home

Edward Behrens

30 June 2025

The Queen of Norway’s very modern art collection | The return of the Gilded Age | Emily Kam Kngwarray lights up Tate Modern

Plus: Cinecittà in focus, Wangechi Mutu at the Galleria Borghese, the light touch of Antoine Watteau, Egypt’s new home for antiquities, how polenta caused a stir in Venice, the Aspen art scene continues to snowball, and the revival of London’s art market; in reviews: Amy Sherald’s portraits, King James VI and I’s cultural legacy, and what is a Jewish country house?

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