With extraordinary sensitivity and sublime attention to detail, the collection reveals just how deeply Louise Trotter values craftsmanship.
Time doesn't pass peacefully in Maria W Horn's new music video. With Pedro Maia's restless, painterly images, winter light flickers, folds and fades into something unsettling.
Nearly two hundred new works turn Lisboa’s MAAT into a conversation between beauty, belief and the Western canon. But in 2026, whose stories are still being left outside?
El festival vuelve a Barcelona del 29 de octubre al 8 de noviembre con grandes iconos, escenas locales y nuevos artistas por descubrir en la gran pantalla.
Writing “WELCOME home” together revealed sides of each other they had never seen. After their European debut, the group reflect on finding a shared identity.
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Layered voices, repeated piano and fragments of speech mark an intimate memory-driven release. The slow-building ritualistic sound lingers long after the final note.
El mantón de Manila, el flamenco y la memoria de los trabajadores magrebíes abren dos salas a historias que desbordan las fronteras y las identidades fijas.
Steven Raj Bhaskaran and Hannah Rose turn his family history, migration and search for freedom into ninety-nine looks, with a cast as integral to the story as the clothes.
Skirtacular! Who said we need more than one piece to make a statement? Miuccia Prada turns one skirt into a whole language, proving that sometimes, one obsession is more than enough.
Billowing pockets, built-in fanny packs and playful cargo details at Sandy Liang, Jane Wade and Sacai make utility impossible to ignore.
What happens when reality becomes memory? The director’s new video, “Hazama”, enters the space between the real and unreal, grief and healing
El festival anuncia su programación de arte y cultura digital de su decimoquinta edición, que tendrá lugar los días 6 y 7 de noviembre en Fira Montjuïc de Barcelona.
Una pasarela que rompe la cuarta pared y convierte al público en parte de la escena, mientras tres universos estéticos conviven entre espejos, música y tecnología.
More than a century later, Matthieu Blazy returns to where Gabrielle Chanel’s story began, looking to the past as he shapes what comes next for the Maison.
Del cringe a la serigrafía y de la joyería digital al folclore salmantino: una edición en la que internet y el arte comparten espacio.
Using Lance Oppenheim’s “Primetime” as a starting point, Sofía Crespo traces how true crime evolved from TV stings to bingeable series — and asks who pays for the spectacle.
The singer makes contradiction look effortless, moving between electronic euphoria, intimacy, loneliness and celebrity without ever settling into one identity.
The co-founder and one of the creative minds behind Toiletpaper discusses AI, humour, surrealism and why the most compelling images resist easy interpretation.
The artist opens up his sound on “Take Away My Problems”, a seven-track EP that moves beyond the jazz-house language that first introduced him.
Wet Leg’s Rhian Teasdale fronts a capsule of close-fitting pieces and slogans about choosing your own direction, with the last items on view at Berlin’s KaDeWe.
Dismantled heels, chance and overlooked underground artists shape a practice that looks at what remains alive before it is fixed, archived or defined.
Berlin Fashion Week is already looking towards its next edition with two open calls supporting designers and new ways of experiencing fashion across the city.
Entre el terror queer, la ciencia ficción y las comedias incómodas, trece películas dibujan el último tramo de 2026 y ofrecen motivos para volver a las salas.