STEPHEN WILKES – A DAY IN THE LIFE…

Posted on 2025-11-24

Stephen Wilkes: A Day in the Life… brings together photographs from the artist’s ongoing Day to Night project, made during days that look nothing like a normal schedule. While most people move from morning routines to evening plans, Wilkes climbs into a single vantage point and stays there for 18 to 36 hours, perched on rooftops, scaffolding, or custom-built platforms as the world turns beneath him. From that fixed position he makes thousands of exposures, later weaving the most telling moments into a seamless image that gathers the passage of time into one frame.

Opposite – Tunnel View, Yosemite National Park, Day to Night

Exhibition runs through to December 13th, 2025

Holden Luntz Gallery
332 Worth Avenue
Palm Beach
FL 33480

www.holdenluntz.com

  

LAWRENCE SCHILLER – MARILYN TURNS 100

Posted on 2025-11-24

In honor of what would have been Marilyn Monroe’s 100th birthday, Marilyn Turns 100 features a rare and deeply personal collection of photographs taken by Schiller in the final year of Monroe’s life. From candid behind-the-scenes moments to iconic imagery captured on the set of Something’s Got to Give, this exhibition offers an extraordinary and humanizing portrait of a woman whose mystique continues to captivate the world.

Schiller’s intimate access to Monroe at the height and twilight of her career is unparalleled. Through his lens, Marilyn is not only a screen legend, but a complex, vulnerable, and unforgettable woman. This exhibition invites viewers to experience her through a uniquely honest and powerful visual narrative.

Opposite – Marilyn Monroe, 1962

Exhibition runs through to December 19th, 2025

Melissa Morgan Fine Art
73660 El Paseo Drive
Palm Desert
CA 92260

melissamorganfineart.com

  

YUSUKE HANAI – HEART TO HEART

Posted on 2025-11-24

Celebrating the final season of the Netflix Series “Stranger Things”, DDT drop Netflix’s and Hanai Yusuke’s “HEART TO HEART”! The 9.6-inch figure of Eleven comes with a print that beautifully captures the emotional depth of the series.

Dimension: H9.6 inches
Edition of 500
Each will come with a print (L7″ x W5″) by Yusuke Hanai
Delivery: End-January 2026

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PUMA X E.T.

Posted on 2025-11-24

The collection centres on PUMA’s signature performance basketball shoe, combining brand’s latest technology with E.T.‘s nostalgia. PUMA’s signature All-Pro Nitro 2 is renewed with details such as a starry mid-sole, space-inspired design and the classic scene of E.T. and Elliot riding their bike through the night sky. Beyond footwear, the collaboration continues to take fans on a journey with E.T. and Elliot in a series of comfort-focused apparel for day-to-day wear. The apparel line-up includes tees, hoodies, pants, shorts and a vest, all of which showcase memorable moments from the film. The vest stands out with the iconic scene from the film of E.T. and Elliot taking flight with the moon as a backdrop in the night. The collection is graphic-focused, featuring a red hoodie that highlights the moment the key phrase “E.T. phone home,” was heard around the world.

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CHAOS FISHING CLUB – BLACK SEA BREAM JACKETS

Posted on 2025-11-24

The jackets boasts a simple, versatile stand-collar silhouette, lined with fleece for superior warmth, including a padded collar to keep the neck insulated. Key to its design is functionality, highlighted by large-capacity chest pockets equipped with D-rings and a unique “sleeping hole”, which is a signature Chaos Fishing Club detail. While it is intended for threading a fishing line, this feature also conveniently allows for the routing of earphone cords.

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KUNIÉ SUGIURA – DISCOVERIES

Posted on 2025-11-24

This exhibition celebrates the six-decade-long photographic practice of Kunié Sugiura, highlighting her relentless experimentation and her capacity to merge scientific curiosity with artistic vision. Born in Nagoya, Japan, in 1942, Sugiura was among the first students at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago to focus on photography during the 1960s. Since moving to New York City in 1974, she has maintained a studio practice that consistently challenges conventional boundaries, producing works that exist independently of the prevailing trends and discourses that have shaped photography over the decades.

Exhibition runs through to December 21st, 2025

Johnson Museum of Art
Cornell University – 114 Central Avenue
Ithaca
NY 14853

museum.cornell.edu