This project is the atelier of a Brooklyn-based artist, KAWS. Unlike the solid, brick facade that blends well into the neighborhood, the interior is a vastly open space. This bright, extensive openness illuminated with toplight is a result of the artist’s request to create large paintings under natural light. The appearance is more of a gallery than an atelier, with a simple composition that reduces detail and amplifies openness.

To celebrate their highly regarded and rare collaboration with sportswear giant Nike, Pigalle and Stéphane Ashpool created an exhibition to showcase various concepts centered around basketball. This was a tale of time passing seen through the eyes of a ‘basketball child’. ‘TIME OUT’ touches on the moods, materials, and meanings that are universal and specific to basketball, both on and off the court.

From the locker room to the playground, and from the playground to the street, this game celebrates all of life’s colours from around the world. The 11 artists invited here (Ward Roberts, Kent Skare, Nelvin Aladag, Ill Studio, John Ashpool Sr, Pennacchio Argentato, Evan Robarts, Michaël Camellini, Paul Hamy, Stéphane Ashpool, Brice Torres) have each, in their own way, communicated the poetry of basketball.

French artist JR continues his ongoing Inside Out project at Paris’s Panthéon. Now a secular temple, the iconic building contains the remains of distinguished French citizens. Officially called “Au Panthéon,” the exhibition is comprised of hundreds of black-and-white portraits collected during March, all of which have been installed in the form of a collage on the Panthéon’s historic grounds. Make sure to stop by if you find yourself in the French capital.