Nigel Henderson’s Untitled (triptych), though completed in 1977, was probably begun in the 1960s: the artist worked on his collages for years, considering each one ‘a living unit in a developing dialogue’ until it was varnished or framed. A pioneer of Pop art, he began collecting images for his work — from cigarette ads to pictures of boxers and dancers — just after the Second World War

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The Mexican artist Pedro Reyes once ran a carpool website whose logo was an automobile with legs. In 2017, he produced this three-dimensional version of the image in concrete and steel, frozen in the act of walking. Its title, Machinic Phylum I, refers to a taxonomy of machines, suggesting a blurring of the lines between mechanics and biology in the robot age

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The Moment of Regeneration is an installation by Yayoi Kusama dating from 2004. It consists of 54 red, tentacle-like forms made of fabric filled with urethane foam, which seem to sprout from the floor. With the Japanese artist’s signature polka dots applied to each, like the markings on a snake, the work touches upon her ever-present themes of organic growth, repetition and cosmic infinity

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This Hermès Birkin 25, from 2025, is a smart and stylish iteration of one of the brand’s best-loved handbags. It is hand-crafted from Togo leather, the pebble-grain calfskin that is a favourite with customers for its tactile and scratch-resistant finish. But what really sets it apart is the colour, a mid-tone shade known as Bleu Tie, which is a perfect foil for the bag’s gleaming palladium hardware

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