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.
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Today we speak with inspiring Los Angeles-based musician Lukas Frank, whose new album “Ink and Oil” focuses on the struggles with memories, nightmares, and self-realization.
In our chat we explore her provocative blend of humour with critique, challenging viewers to reconsider societal norms through whimsical yet profound sculptures.
In a new album of remixes, aptly titled “Reworks&Remixes (Pt.2/2),” out today, the renowned DJ shows us that she's still got it, giving fan-favourite tracks a zesty modern spin.
The trio’s new single “The Windowsill” is a musical middle finger to anyone who’s ever made them feel inadequate, wrapped in a package of self-acceptance and ego death.
Con el programa Young Curators Residency, tres jóvenes talentos han comisariado una exposición en Madrid para reconciliarnos con lo inacabado o incompleto.
With another one of his great collections that just happens to be the last one, Dries leaves on his own terms, but not without breaking our hearts.
Battling a kitchen apron aflame and rewriting history—four artists wield “unserious” art forms at a Dallas Contemporary exhibit to approach socio-political themes.
Jonathan Anderson blends philosophical musings and architectural marvels in his latest collection, marking a decade since he joined the House.
The Polish artist sheds light on her site-specific installation in Albania that elevates the urban space into something transcendent. "Terminal for Tirana", is Art with a capital A.
The UK-based duo is respinning the 2010’s era pop hit “Wrecking Ball” through their nostalgic vision, revitalising the track with a folk feel and vintage inspiration.
Darth Vader meets Barbie in the Korean brand’s latest collection. As long as there are dramatic shoulders and knee-high lace-up sandals, Creative Director Jay Songzio nods his head ‘yes’.
The actor represents the Maison’s own missions, whether it be his precision and drive or his dedication to social and environmental responsibility.
Capes, gowns, embroideries, feathers, tassels, taffeta, satin; everything screamed luxury and opulence in the Maison’s latest collection presented in Paris, showcasing an unparelled savoir faire.
Paris is buzzing with the Olympic Games. Tracing back their history, Maria Grazia Chiuri is inspired by Ancient Greece and proposes a collection where comfort meets luxury.
Moco Museum Barcelona displays the artist’s recent work, where he shares his deeper thoughts and emotions through graphic drawings and highlights the innate struggle within the human psyche.
The UK-born artist’s new solo album, “Hostile Environments,”blends spoken word and trap from start to finish, sitting with discomfort and a history of struggle.
On view through July 3rd, the South Korean artist’s exhibition “Normal Life” touches upon the ephemerality of daily life and the people surrounding him.