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.
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Remembering who is the creative director of what has become an impossible task. To clear your mind, here you have the recent movements and hottest rumours.
These innovators put the pedal to the metal when it comes to doing vehicle technology differently. Having joined forces with McClaren and Segway last year, 2025 is set to be thrilling. We reflect on the latter collaboration.
La marca mallorquina regresa una temporada más con una colección amplia que incluye siluetas atrevidas, nuevos modelos, una línea de prêt-à-porter y accesorios.
The new work of Florida-born multidisciplinary artist Hayden Anhedonia charms and haunts in equal measure by questioning the face of parasocial behaviour.
¿Qué hace que un espacio te hable? ¿Qué convierte un objeto en algo más que funcionalidad? Stefano, arquitecto y diseñador, no solo busca respuestas; las crea.
The newly opened Museum of Sex in Miami presents the first major museum solo show of the Japanese artist, who explores sexual fantasies through hot-looking robots.
Cheeky, political, ironic; Oliviero created the most talked-about ads of the ’90s. But he was so much more than that. Today, we honour the late photographer by sharing an interview we did with him back in 2017.
Nigeria is on the rise to become Africa's fashion capital, and the vast showcase of interesting proposals during their fashion week proves it. Here's our top.
“Feel It” (feat. grouptherapy) has a psychedelic video released off TOKiMONSTA’s “Eternal Reverie” album, it deals in archetypes and good times.
De Carl Cox a Charlotte de Witte, el festival referente en la escena electrónica y las artes digitales en Europa presenta la primera fase de su line up para 2025.
Discover the altar of musician Stella Rose, at home in New York after recording in Los Angeles, her “Hollybaby” EP melds the spirit of Kenneth Anger’s “Hollywood Babylon” with fuck-me pumps.
Kim Jones unveils the Dior Summer 2025 Men’s Campaign; drawing inspiration from the artist Hylton Nel, Jones crafts a vivid dialogue between art and fashion.
If you’re into open-air festivals, head to London’s Boston Manor Park this July and dance to sets from house to industrial techno by arttists like Soulwax, Helena Hauff, and Charlotte de Witte.
Marc Jacobs turns forty! To celebrate, Control Gallery is bringing together eighteen artists who’re close to the brand. Today we speak with some of them about art, fashion, and friendship.
If eyes are the windows to our soul, what are teeth, then? The answer is unclear, but the photographer explores this as well as the emotions they evoke in her new series, “A History of Teeth.”
One of the icons of the house has been reimagined in a vertical design, offering the best savoir-faire and craftsmanship, everything Dior has us used to.
Taylor Russell, Drew Starkey, and Wang Yibo take over the Spring 2025 campaign, shot by David Sims. Jonathan Anderson celebrates the Spanish countryside.
From the club to the runway, Parisian designer Vincent Frédéric-Colombo is asking us to rethink contemporary Creole aesthetics.
No está aquí para llenar un cupo, sino para generar un cambio real. Hoy nos comparte la importancia de reivindicar el derecho a existir desde una posición crip-queer.
El poder transformador del arte se expresa en comunidad, o por lo menos así asumimos esta creencia tras acudir al preestreno de la película de Kwedar que reluce como una de las favoritas de los Oscar.
