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Black Chapel, on display in London's Kensington Gardens through October, is the first Serpentine Pavilion designed solely by an artist. 

Chicago notables including Jeanne Gang, Adrian Smith, and David Brown share their tips for visiting the host city of this year’s AIA Conference.

After numerous pandemic-related delays, Milan's mythic Salone del Mobile is back in full force with designs inspired by everything from street furniture to luxury spaces.

A post office rehabilitation by Studio Anne Holtrop in Bahrain, a university library by RMA Architects in India, and a wind tower by AGi Architects in Kuwait City are among the finalists.

This month, ongoing exhibitions include "American Framing" at Chicago's Wrightwood 659 and a MVRDV-designed horticultural expo in Almere, Holland. 

Next year’s Biennale, curated by Lesley Lokko, will explore the twin imperatives of decolonization and decarbonization and center around Africa.

Leigh’s sculptural pieces investigate colonial histories, Black feminist representation, and power objects of the African diaspora.