Nargess Banks is a Senior Contributor at various international publications, including Forbes Lifestyle and Wallpaper*. She covers a wide range of topics related to culture, with a focus on fine art, urban art, street art, and arts and crafts. Nargess has been featured in Forbes, Wallpaper*, and Newswav.
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Nargess Banks' focus is on art, design, and culture. She has a significant emphasis on events and press releases related to the arts. If you have unique insights into upcoming art exhibitions, innovative artistic works or trends in the art world, she may be interested in hearing from you.
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At London’s Serpentine South, Peter Doig’s House of Music blends painting, sound and film—with Brian Eno and others transforming art into a living soundscape
By: Nargess Banks
Since 2019, Eva Langret has shaped Frieze’s European identity, leading the fair toward openness, diversity, and cultural dialog in a time of renewed artistic urgency.
From Kerry James Marshall's radical paintings to William Kentridge's provisional coherence, a journey through 2025's most vital art exhibitions in London and beyond.
By: Nargess Banks
Rolls-Royce expands its reach into the world of art
New Hauser & Wirth exhibition ‘Francis Picabia. Expanding Horizons’ unites five decades of the artist’s work
By: Nargess Banks
In his first UK exhibition, Agua Salada, the Puerto Rican artist turns place, family and the sea into layered works shaped by magical realism and recollection
In Venice, ‘Personal Structures’ unites 150 artists
