Ilaria Ferragamo, Samantha Welsh, Catherine Gale and Natacha Jurgens photographed at the LUX Salon in Cora Sheibani’s home

The latest in the series of now legendary LUX Salons was elegantly hosted at the home of Cora and Kaveh Sheibani in London, and featured artist Annie Morris and Cora, a jewellery designer, in conversation, moderated by Darius Sanai. A selection of guests from the LUX community was held rapt by Morris’s candid stories and Sheibani’s intellectual inspirations for her designs

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Cora Sheibani, Marie-Laure de Clermont-Tonnerre, Annie Morris and Lamya Al Saud

Jonathan Newhouse and Darius Sanai

Shirin Kouros and Jahanara Saigol

Oliver Gardey and Toby Foxcroft

Raimund Berthold, Arch Hades, Dr Paul Ettlinger and Samantha Welsh

Beatrice Schlumberger, Carla du Manoir, Marie-Laure de Clermont-Tonnerre and Laura Bordigato

Marie-Claire Agnew, Valérie Jurgens Jungels-Winkler and Abeer Ben-Halim

Photographs by Lamya Al Saud

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A guided heritage walk through the Old City for Jaipur Arts Week

LUX reports on the much-anticipated Jaipur Arts Week, which continues to grow after its inauguration in 2022

The Pink City enjoyed colours of every hue earlier this year, as Jaipur Art Week (Jaw) took to its palaces, museums, parks and even coffee shops. This fifth edition furthered Jaw’s emerging-to-established local-to-global model, with a presentation by Parsons New York and a new-gen India exhibition, alongside solo and group shows and multimedia events. Its famed Open Call saw 100 artists selected by an eminent judging panel including Anita Dube and Aindrea Emelife. Jaw is at the heart of Public Arts Trust of India (Pati) and Founding Chair Sana Rezwan’s mission to bridge creative heritage and contemporary practice, revealing Jaipur as a beacon of cultural innovation.

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Sana Rezwan, Founding Chair of Public Arts Trust of India, at Jaipur Art Week

The Portraits of Boogli and Her Mother by Gurjeet Singh x Jaipur Rugs

A Sacred Walk, 2025-26, by Poojan Gupta

Ascend Towards the Unknown, 2024-25, by Gigi Scaria

Joshua India block-printing studio, set for daily drop-in activities

Manthan installation, 2024, by Oliver Saurabh Sinclair at Alsisar Haveli

As We Rise: The Last Pillar of the Fort, 2025-26, by Aditi Aggarwal

Fractured Orbit (Waste Mandala), 2026, by Nataša Galečić

A walkthrough at the Amrapali Museum

The Earth Laughs in Flowers, 2025-26, by Kaanchi Chopra

What We Carry When We Cross, 2025-26, by Boris Colin Alphonse

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Darius Sanai, Maria Sukkar, Sassan Behnam-Bakhtiar and Dr Paul Ettlinger at the inaugural Art Basel Qatar

At the inaugural Art Basel Qatar this year, the hottest date on the first night was the LUX launch party at the atelier of Sassan Behnam-Bakhtiar. Leading lights from across Asia, Europe and the US gathered to hear a panel including Dr Paul Ettlinger, Kulapat Yantrasast and Maria Sukkar speak about art and the Middle East. Art Basel Qatar took place before the recent incidents in the region

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Maria Sukkar with the latest issue of LUX, with Sassan Behman-Bakhtiar as the cover star and designer

Nasser Al-Khori and Maria Behnam-Bakhtiar

Hervé Mikaeloff and Sassan Behnam-Bakhtiar

Sophie Neuendorf in conversation at the LUX opening night at Art Basel Qatar

Sassan Behnam-Bakhtiar and Selcan Atilgan

Lucca Hue-Willams photographed at the LUX party

Dr Paul Ettlinger and Warly Tomei

Maria Sukkar, Dr Paul Ettlinger and Dina Kemal Marchant

Neda Kohan, Kourosh Kohan and Carlo Mirisola di Torresanto

Sassan Behman-Bakhtiar, Dr Paul Ettlinger, and Kulapat Yantrasast

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