The New York Knicks’ latest NBA championship has found a new place in the city’s collective memory. The team’s 2025–26 Larry O’Brien Championship Trophy will go on display at the American Museum of Natural History as part of For the Win: Objects of Sports Excellence, an exhibition dedicated to the objects that have come to embody athletic achievement.

Can a photograph hold love? It is a question that has quietly accompanied the work of Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin for four decades, and one that now gives shape to “Can Love Be a Photograph – 40 Years of Inez & Vinoodh”, on view at Kunstmuseum Den Haag until September 6, 2026. Rather than offering a conventional retrospective, the exhibition unfolds as an intimate portrait of two artists whose creative partnership has always been inseparable from their shared life.

Hong Kong-born, Paris-based artist Wallace Woo concludes a landmark solo exhibition that has sparked genuine debate across the European art world, introducing a movement that trades speed for depth, and ego for earth.

Paris-based contemporary artist Wallace Woo, founder of Stalactite Aesthetics, is gaining international recognition for establishing Geological Abstractionism, a distinct artistic movement that explores the conceptual and material dimensions of time through processes of accumulation and sedimentation.