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As the year draws to a close, artists around the world are inviting us to pause, listen, and look more closely. From immersive rooms to painterly soundscapes, this season’s highlights awaken the senses. Experience color, sound, and emotion in new dimensions — whether in person or on Bloomberg Connects.
Explore ARTS <GO> on the Terminal in 2026 for opportunities near you.
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HONG KONG
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M+
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Bringing to life immersive artworks by women from around the world, Dream Rooms recreates full-scale environments once lost or forgotten. Each installation invites visitors to move through space, color, and sound, engaging the senses while honoring women’s long-overlooked roles in shaping art history.
Immersion redefined →
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LONDON
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Serpentine
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Transforming the gallery into a resonant listening space, House of Music unites Peter Doig’s recent paintings with sound for the first time. Restored analogue speakers fill Serpentine with the artist’s personal selections from decades of vinyl and cassette recordings. The result is a vivid fusion of image and atmosphere.
Where sound meets art →
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SÃO PAULO
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São Paulo Bienal
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The 36th Bienal, Not All Travellers Walk Roads – Of Humanity as Practice brings together over 120 artists for an ambitious program exploring our complex relationship with the natural world. Bloomberg is proud to have supported the Bienal for over a decade – you can see previous editions on Bloomberg Connects.
Creativity at the cutting edge →
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NEW ON BLOOMBERG CONNECTS
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Es Devlin: CONGREGATION
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World-renowned artist Es Devlin brings her monumental installation CONGREGATION to the U.S. for a limited run at the Perelman Performing Arts Center in New York. The work features large-scale chalk and charcoal portraits of 50 Londoners displaced from their homelands, projected onto a tiered sculpture, and accompanied by a moving soundscape and film sequences.
Presented in partnership with Bloomberg Connects, the piece offers a luminous, immersive encounter with stories of migration and memory.
Displacement made visible →
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FROM BLOOMBERG NEWS
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Less in an Age of More
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What happens when maximalism runs out of room? Across the worlds of couture and contemporary art, a minimalist movement is reshaping ideas of beauty, value, and taste — proving that simplicity can be the ultimate luxury.
Embrace minimalism →
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Supporting Future Creators
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As technology reshapes the workplace, the Bloomberg Arts Internship (BAI) program helps young people develop what machines can’t replicate — creativity, collaboration, and critical thinking.
Since 2012, BAI has provided more than 2,250 paid internships across 250 cultural institutions, giving students hands-on experience and lifelong skills. Listen to Follow the Data to explore how young people are approaching a new challenge: the growing importance of AI.
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IMAGE CREDITS (TOP TO BOTTOM): Photo: Iwan Baan; M+: Dream Rooms, Courtesy of M+; Peter Doig, House of Music, Serpentine Galleries, London; Es Devlin: Shadow Memory, Perelman Performing Arts Center; Luc Castel/Getty Images Europe; Courtesy Bloomberg Connects and Bloomberg Philanthropies.
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