Interview
En esta entrevista, hablamos con el poeta, escritor y artista sobre la importancia de las comunidades creativas, la curiosidad como motor, y su nuevo libro, “El mejor de los mundos imposibles”.
“I had a very negative self image — at times I felt invisible.” shares the artist in photography, painting, sculpture and performance. Her “Eclipse,” exhibit reflects on a five-year-long push that saw her climb an iceberg.
The musician redefines the meaning of meditation in “Dream of Snakes.” Inspired by James Joyce and a Cuban song, the artist shares key secrets behind her new album and upcoming projects.
Omar Apollo turns grief into beauty in “God Said No”, an intimate album about loss, acceptance and new beginnings among trees and poetry.
We sit down with the Ukrainian artist to discuss her latest album, “Spomyn,” how she uses intuition to create music, the importance of collaboration, and formal violin training.
The award-winning artist has shown at the Centre Pompidou and contributed to MoMa. Now she enlivens pop culture with her work at Pharrell’s Perrotin gallery exhibit “Femmes.”
Kim Petras rips through pop, time and identity with devilish fashion, trans power, and the star force of someone who was always meant to rule the world.
Alana convierte el maquillaje en un acto de empoderamiento. Hoy hablamos con ella para descubrir que, además de un arte, el maquillaje también es amor propio.
We speak with Yuriy Myrko, an artist and craftsman who co-founded this Ukrainian collective, about the spiritual path, finding God in art, embrace our destiny, and use our talent for a greater good.
At Wellcome Collection, “1880 THAT” references the Second International Congress on Education of the Deaf that implemented a “no sign language” policy leading to Deaf people losing jobs and culture. The artists fire up hope.
We speak with Nico Zulatto, the Spanish-born Amsterdam-based founder of Volks Management Studio, a global fashion scouting and management agency.
In this interview, we meet the Spanish-born, London-based artist and discuss portraying the Dominican ballroom scene, chasing the sublime, and their latest photobook.
Max talks about the clubs that shaped him, the messy joy of hardware, and how he’s learning to lose control — just enough to find something new.
We join South-Koren artist Heesoo Kwon to discuss the creation of Leymusoom, her autobiographical feminist movement, as well as art’s potential in the liberation of women.
“Blandito blandito” es una revisión feminista al arte publicada por Cielo Santo. La artista e investigadora blanca arias recorre las materialidades blandas como lugares de resistencia.
The band returns with “Pirouette,” their remarkable second album. Today we talk with them about the LP, their future plans and Lady Gaga.
After some prominent years, Thx4Crying finally debuted their album with a moving journey through memory, grief, and queerness. They see resistance in caring for each other, and creating happy memories for our communities.
Multidisciplinary artist Colin Self returns to Gijón with a powerful piece blending ritual, theatre, and collective voice at the renowned L.E.V. Festival.
Paris-born singer/songwriter, producer and creative, Aime Simone, has just released his most artistically mature album, “REV”. We talk to him
We speak to the London-based fashion designer and Central Saint Martins alum about community, legacy, and music. Get ready for a thrill, he’s doing a stage at Glastonbury with his wife, Nabihah Iqbal.
We speak with the Belgian designer about her installation alongside Vitra and MoMu, her latest collection and the deep connection between fashion and spaces.
