Reportage
At SP-Arte, materials carry the conversation
Neon, glass, ceramics and metal provide distinct ways of approaching the fair’s 2026 archive account.
Read the storyTHE EDITIONS
Volume 01
People, places and ideas.
A wider point of view.
Culture / Reportage
Miami Open: a tournament beyond the baseline
The archive follows tennis as it becomes part of a wider city programme.
Travel / Reportage
Route 66: the centenary seen through places to stay
A 2026 archive selection connected the road-trip imagination with restored clubs, motor courts and working landscapes.
Dining / Reportage
Marchesi 1824: swallows in chocolate
The confectioner’s Easter collection joined hand decoration, Venezuelan cacao and the image of a returning bird.
Design / Reportage
Dior Bamboo Pavilion: a Parisian reference in Japanese materials
Garden, washi and experimental furniture give the Daikanyama project several ways to translate a house identity.
Style / Reportage
CHANEL 25: Margot Robbie, multiplied
Michel Gondry revisited a Kylie Minogue video’s looping idea for a bag campaign built around different versions of one woman.
Dining / Reportage
Starlane: when the dining room changes tempo
Pizza, cocktails and vinyl programming shared a Pinheiros address with more than one rhythm.
Culture / Reportage
Art Basel Hong Kong: different times in the same room
A new sector for recent work sits beside film, sculpture and digital practices in the 2026 archive preview.
Culture / Reportage
In Minor Keys: carrying Koyo Kouoh’s vision forward
The 2026 exhibition belongs to a curatorial vision realised by a team after Kouoh’s death.
Travel / Reportage
Belmond’s Marguerite: Burgundy at the scale of a barge
The 2026 announcement described a small floating hotel whose interiors drew on French craft and the surrounding landscape.
Style / Reportage
Rio Fashion Week: the waterfront as a setting
The inaugural programme’s preview connected clothing with the city’s reused cultural spaces.
Culture / Reportage
TEMPO by Porsche: a brand beyond the launch event
A proposed São Paulo space connected art, food and music through an ongoing programme.