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.
How can you tell if a designer truly loves women? Let’s talk about Jonathan Anderson’s latest collection and why we’re completely hooked anyway.
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Last Tuesday his off-schedule show lit up our hearts. Meet the designer creating for himself, subverting the norm, and fashioning new main characters.
The new venture of Nicolai and Paul Marciano presents an immersive installation and a retrospective exhibition in Florence to explore the future of denim.
As the AIG blue settles into the fashion lexicon, one thing is certain: Achilles Ion Gabriel has not just arrived; he has redefined the arrival.
La Fundación Catalunya La Pedrera ha inaugurado la primera retrospectiva en Barcelona del maestro realista español. Si no has ido, aún estás a tiempo.
With actor Jamie Dornan and singer Omar Apollo as the subjects, it's hard to look away. Loewes new Men’s Campaign takes it to the next level for 2024.
The Finnish girl band known for their dreary songs and performance style discuss their breakout performance in the new Oscar-hyped film, “Fallen Leaves.”
The Bay area-raised artist discusses his recent push towards a spiritual stillness in which to reflect upon the transhistorical Black and Brown experience.
The Guggenheim’s new show explores what it means to hide the figure and why artists like Doris Salcedo or David Hammons might decide to do so.
Genitals, orchids, Patti Smith and Arnold Schwarzenegger get together at London’s Alison Jacques gallery in an exhibition celebrating the NY photographer.
Released in early December, “Love Pedal” EP by Tel Aviv duo Hard To Tell marks a new chapter for the pair with their debut on Adana Twins’ TAU imprint.
Y con esta edición ya van quince. El festival de música y audiovisual vuelve del 9 al 13 de abril con artistas como Actress, Jlin, o Sofia Kourtesis.
In a testament to their enduring partnership, the Maison and the tennis player have united their forces to unveil a masterpiece of craftsmanship: a trunk.
“I don’t paint things you can walk down the street and see.” Rather, DeJardin uses minimalist colouring to explore the kaleidoscopic tapestry of life.
This exhibition in Antwerp invites you to an intimate journey through time and memory through the works of Simone Rocha, Gaultier, and Louise Bourgeois.
Meet designer Clara Colette Miramon, fusing the extremely online era with the Middle Ages. We cover corsetry, pop-cultural moments and cultural sensitivity.
Looking at the traumas and blessings of ordinary life, Nan Goldin expresses sensitive subjects through her legendary and accessible dreamy photographs.
El hotel y hub creativo de Barcelona por excelencia se unió al teatro en el proyecto LiceUnder35 y presentó una instalación efímera con una cama XXXL.
Llega a A Coruña “Helmut Newton – Fact & Fiction”, una retrospectiva de los más de sesenta años de carrera del provocador fotógrafo alemán-australiano.
Head to NGV Triennial where Schiaparelli displays their striking garments – visions and nipples unfold in gold with bird-owning noses donning the garments.
Thérèse Mulgrew, a painter with a focus on intimacy, discusses her work, from cinematic inspiration, to living out fantasies through the brush.
El artista celebra su primera retrospectiva en el MACBA de Barcelona hasta mayo, donde explora la impermanencia y transitoriedad de la experiencia humana.
Welcome to the psychedelic world of Helen Downie: art accentuated by childlike wonder that also turns a critical gaze upon our own society.
The Australian bush-pop artist chats isolation, karaoke, and will power with his release of EP “I Gave My Legs to a Snake”, out now on Monkeytown Records.