Interview
What happens when industrial objects become desirable, subcultures become commercial, and art enters the same systems it questions?
With her work on view at the V&A, the Australian artist discusses how ancestral histories, printmaking and the natural world shape her practice.
The artist finds freedom in contradiction, moving between Colombian roots, fragmented memories and the physical intensity of dance music in his new album, “Killing Mariposas”.
En “Cautín”, su primera exposición individual en Europa, la artista chilena aborda la memoria mapuche y la defensa del agua a través de cerámicas, bordados y videoperformance.
At the New Museum, “Arrivederci, Piggies!” brings tension to a shared cinematic space, with meticulously constructed strange worlds where humor, repetition and unease exist side by side.
Now on view in Barcelona, “American Images” explores trust, dignity and the power of a slower gaze through portraits that invite us to spend time with their subjects.
In “Handle with Care”, the artist transforms instruments of war into fragile resin forms, reversing the power dynamic between weapon and public. It’s a must-see in Portugal this month.
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.
What happens when reality becomes memory? The director’s new video, “Hazama”, enters the space between the real and unreal, grief and healing
The co-founder and one of the creative minds behind Toiletpaper discusses AI, humour, surrealism and why the most compelling images resist easy interpretation.
Dismantled heels, chance and overlooked underground artists shape a practice that looks at what remains alive before it is fixed, archived or defined.
From Nashville sessions to the Irish identity she wears proudly, the singer traces the experiences behind her new music and the candour that shapes her work.
Hablamos con el artista sobre el paso de la dirección de arte a la escultura y el dolor que toma forma en “Wound Attractors”, su primera exposición individual en Madrid.
His archive follows families, riders and quieter moments beyond the arena, while his 8 Seconds Rodeo gives that community a new platform.
La ilustradora explica cómo dio cuerpo a los símbolos de cada romance y por qué sus dibujos invitan a perder el miedo a la poesía y a leerla sin prisa.
Once drawn to neuroscience, Jess Valice now uses painting to investigate memory, projection and the faces of others, embracing uncertainty as both method and subject.
What a privilege to get behind-the-scenes photographs, right? The photographer allows us to immerse in Sofia Coppola’s “Marie Antoinette” set in his new book.
Across seven decades, Mariuccia Secol made art a space of freedom, unravelling imposed roles through painting, fabric, collective work and a refusal to accept fixed answers.
Lucia del Greco convierte la música de Andrea Laszlo de Simone en una pregunta escénica: ¿qué significa realmente tocar en vivo en el escenario contemporáneo?
One-of-a-kind clothing is a rare sight in today’s landscape, but this freehand artist believes in crafting singular pieces to be worn by one person only.
The photographer turns friendship, Dominican folklore and the myth of Ganymede into “AGUA È”, a photographic love story that leaves desire open to interpretation.
From a Tommy Jeans campaign in London to a front-row seat at The Plaza, the Argentinian actor takes us inside his latest chapter with the brand.
The band speak on stripping “Magazine” to the bone, actualising with one mind across four bodies, and what comes after a year spent everywhere at once.
With “Língua Espúria” approaching, António Feiteira explains how muscle memory, generative tools and electronic systems shape Amuleto Apotropaico’s new language.
Through mythology, he reclaims violent histories. The photographer exhibiting in Memphis takes watery boundaries as a starting point.
From Lebanese rituals to a first footwear line, the sisters behind Yassmin Saleh trace how memory, motherhood and creative freedom shaped “Everyday Forms”