China’s luxury market is showing early signs of stabilization. But the question is no longer whether China will recover, but whether brands are equipped for what China has become.

Spray-painted graffiti might be synonymous with vandalism for many, yet a new exhibition shows it has influenced some of Australia’s most celebrated artists.

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The student group celebrates student fashion on Grounds, looking deeper into the unspoken expressions of individuality within one’s day-to-day outfit ...

At a birthday exhibition in Lahore, the artist reflects on teaching, memory and the weight of living through history.

The remarkable Roman Egypt-era work represents some the earliest realistic portrait paintings still in existence today.