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Celebrate the return of Frieze Sculpture to London with Bloomberg Connects — your free digital guide with new family-friendly ways to experience works of art throughout Regent’s Park.
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Welcome back to the Bloomberg Arts Club. This season, artists invite us to step between worlds: real and imagined, ancestral and contemporary, near and far. From Es Devlin’s genre-defying universe in London to Graciela Iturbide’s poetic vision of Mexico, the exhibitions and stories below explore how art connects us across cultures, geographies and generations.
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LONDON
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Design Museum
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Es Devlin: Other Worlds, the first retrospective in Europe dedicated to the British artist and designer, celebrates 30 years of her genre-defying practice. Conceived in close collaboration with the artist and supported by Bloomberg Philanthropies, the immersive exhibition traces her evolution from early sketches to the ambitious kinetic works that have defined stages around the world.
Step inside Devlin’s world →
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SAN FRANCISCO
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SFMOMA
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Spanning more than five decades, the retrospective Graciela Iturbide: Between Two Worlds immerses viewers in the Mexico City-based photographer's luminous black-and-white images. Iturbide finds the extraordinary in the everyday — markets, festivals, rituals and landscapes.
Discover Iturbide's vision →
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SYDNEY
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Museum of Contemporary Art Australia
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Drawing on the MCA’s 2015–2022 partnership with Tate Modern, Connections: MCA × Tate brings together works jointly acquired by the two institutions alongside works from the broader MCA Collection and several new commissions. It considers how cultural exchange, trade, travel and migration have shaped Australia — and how artists confront the frictions of colonisation.
Explore the exchange →
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FROM PURSUITS
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The great wealth transfer comes for the art world
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As an estimated $1 trillion in art changes hands across generations, the great wealth transfer is set to reshape collecting, the market and the future of the works themselves. Read on →
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ART ON THE STREETS
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Asphalt Art
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Since 2020, Bloomberg Philanthropies’ Asphalt Art Initiative has supported 100 projects across cities in North America and Europe — transforming a combined 890,000 square feet of streetscape and engaging over 24,000 residents and 500 artists in the design and installation process. Read on →
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In Culiacán, Mexico, residents helped transform seven pedestrian crossings using local cultural motifs to help reduce vehicle speeds and reclaim public space. See the transformation →
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BLOOMBERG CONNECTS
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Your guide to Frieze Sculpture 2026
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Bloomberg Connects returns as the official digital guide to Frieze Sculpture in Regent's Park, London. Alongside its exclusive audio tour, this year's guide adds a dedicated family audio guide and activity pack, developed with children's education experts. You can explore more public art at London
Sculpture Week, from 19 September, including public art from Frieze Sculpture, East Bank, Fourth Plinth, Sculpture in the City and The Line. Download Bloomberg Connects.
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Harnessing the power of arts and culture to improve communities across the globe.
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Bloomberg Philanthropies believes in the power of arts and culture to inspire creativity and spark collaboration. Our Arts program supports artists and cultural organizations and improves audience experience to strengthen the creative landscape and quality of life in cities around the world.
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Visit Bloomberg.org/Arts →
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IMAGE CREDITS (TOP TO BOTTOM): Catriona Robertson, WYRM, 2026, Photo Saatchi Gallery Garden, RHS Chelsea Flower Show, Photography Stephen Studd, Courtesy of the artist and The Muse Gallery; Model of Come Home Again by Es Devlin, featuring in Es Devlin: Other Worlds at the Design Museum, Photo Richard Round-Turner © the Design Museum 2 ; Mexico,1969; Collection Fundacion Mapfre; Copyright Graciela Iturbide; Yhonnie Scarce, Remember Royalty, 2018, installation view Connections: MCA x Tate,
Museum of Contemporary Art Australia, 2026, photographs, screen prints on fabric, hand-blown glass, vintage objects, Museum of Contemporary Art Australia and Tate, with support from the Qantas Foundation in 2015, purchased 2022, courtesy Museum of Contemporary Art Australia, Copyright the artist, photograph: Anna Kucera; Illustration by David Huang for Bloomberg; Image courtesy Bloomberg Philanthropies; Ivana Bašić, Metanoia, 2025, Image courtesy of the artist and Albion Jeune.
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