One of New York’s freshest designers tells us about her creative process, starting her own brand, and why dress codes suck, even if you work in fashion.
Electro-pop artist and producer Tsatsamis delights with his second EP, “Our Shame,” with consistent songs that reflect on gay identity in modern world.
Del cabaret queer de Londres a sacar un nuevo EP. “Angel Agonised” no es solo su propuesta más fuerte, sino también un viaje a través de la autoexploración y el dolor.
“Black Women Always”, the new conversational book by Kevin Morosky – a creative discussion on what was and what is to come in life, culture, and creativity.
After a month-long residency in Mexico City, the NYC-based artist has his first solo show at Jo-hs art gallery, where Greek mythology meets apocalyptic scenarios.
Built on contrasts: “I have a darker nostalgic side and a brighter confident one. I am Rose and I am Villain. […] I’m obsessed with love but frightened by it.”
All about connection, French performer Bonnie Banane’s new album “Nini” is like a locket – made with expertise and patience to take with us everywhere we go.
Brooklyn-based DJ bad tuner’s latest EP, “look at me but through me,” has taken the world by storm. He talks to METAL about the city’s music scene and the new record.
Con propósito renovado, el artista vuelve con “Retorno”, una colección etérea y personal sobre el cambio, la autoexploración y la sanación. Nos cuenta más.
Maude Arsenault discusses “Resurfacing”, a photo series reflecting her struggles with femininity, parenthood, identity, and normative paths for young women.
The long-awaited debut of 1010benja, “Ten Total,” surpasses all the expectations and becomes one of the best of the year with this perfect pop-punk-gospel musical design.
Redefining Beauty Through the Chaos of Consumerism
Her work transcends conventional boundaries, delving into the essence of material culture, while challenging viewers to reassess the values in everyday objects.
“Dog Bless You” es la exposición del pintor murciano en que coloca a perros cartoonescos como centro de bodegones barrocos. Nos cuenta sobre sus inspiraciones.
Like looking through pink-tinted glasses, Isabella Duong’s debut collection sets the precedent for girly-pop fashion with an alluring femme fatale undertone.
With a new show in Germany, we speak to the painter, and he shares: “I have always wanted to paint images that arise from the nervous system and affect this system.”
Tras ganar el Goya, el Gaudí y el Forqué, el intérprete vuelve a la gran pantalla con “La casa”, donde tres hermanos tienen que enfrentarse a su pasado y presente.
Montreal's Choses Sauvages on finding identity amidst the noise, ten years in the scene and melding exploration with the simmering intensity of live performance.
An exclusive interview with the award-winning Nigerian hitmaker about his new single, “Go Low,” working with Usher, and his upcoming “Pheelz Good II” EP.
Tras su paso por el D’A, “Reír, cantar, tal vez llorar” se presentará también en Argentina. Hablamos con su director sobre cine, improvisación y la industria.
Society’s victims, male cowardice and an introduction to rock: we speak to poly-artist Baloji about his award-winning debut feature film, “Augure (Omen)”.
Art is not education: the dynamic meaning of art is a shared responsibility between artist and receiver to speak to the poetic human. The Syrian artist investigates.
La investigadora y comunicadora cultural publica “Traumacore. Crónicas de una disociación feminista”, un thriller-ensayo donde la vulnerabilidad es resistencia.
Having announced the largest event in hard techno’s history and its expansion into Latin America, we speak with the founder of Verknipt, Mer Hajbarati.
