Interview
From the suburbs of Paris to the cover of Blood Orange, the photographer captures the poetry of the ordinary. We discuss his MEP show, “Black Bricolage,” and why the future is found at the periphery.
Una revisión del amor romántico que cruza Shakespeare, deseo, juventud y vínculos contemporáneos para preguntarse cómo amamos hoy.
A folky electronic reimagining of classical music opens a conversation on nature, ancestry, deep listening, and creativity as a living force.
Between memory, girlhood and performance, painting becomes a frame where identity slips, repeats and refuses to settle.
Hablamos con el autor en su debut literario, “Despiece”: una historia íntima y luminosa en su crudeza que atraviesa la infancia, el cuerpo y la memoria desde dos voces.
The San Francisco artist traces a fluid, memoiristic approach to songwriting and change in her new album, “Written into Changes,” and a new sound that feels intimate and in constant motion.
A collage-minded EP turns missed calls, bargain-bin samples and cinematic fragments into a vivid reflection on disconnection.
Una tienda en Marià Cubí, una colección dedicada a su hija y una comunidad de sleepless girls marcan el nuevo capítulo de Lucia Carboni en Barcelona.
As a child, she hid her illustrations at school from conservative forces, now the artist exhibits new images of Arab masculinity and femininity in hyper-pop paint and radical performance.
At the National Air and Space Museum, Cercle’s founder thinks beyond scale, using place, sound and emotion to build a festival shaped like a journey.
Del underground a la televisión. El colectivo de animación repasa su evolución, sus viñetas sobre la cruda realidad de Barcelona y su inminente salto a la ficción para adultos.
A portrait of rural Kyrgyzstan where wolf hunts, analogue photography and fading shepherding traditions reveal a way of life under pressure.
As his NINETOZERO cycle reaches its deliberate end with the “Absence” EP, the techno producer reflects on impermanence, all-night sets, and finding silence in a loud industry.
Copenhagen-raised and now London’s favourite indie girl presents her long-awaited debut EP, “The Debutante,” a tale of womanhood and coming of age exploring her adolescence
Hablamos con la directora sobre “Pubertat”, una miniserie que explora la adolescencia, la sexualidad y el consentimiento desde la complejidad y la empatía.
The Estonian artist turns the Estonian Pavilion at the Venice Biennale into a working studio, beginning with blank canvases and making painting, motherhood and public process unfold over six months.
La frustración de crear se vuelve sátira amarga y luminosa en una tragicomedia colombiana que convierte el ego cultural en un retrato tan incómodo como entrañable.
Poetry, noise and a raw vision of womanhood shape a debut that turns beauty and brutality into the same haunting language.
Duelo, herencia y escritura se cruzan en una conversación sobre memoria, olvido y una espiritualidad literaria que convierte la lectura en una forma de vida.
Grace and vulnerability cut through the military myth as young legionnaires reveal how masculinity is learned, performed and quietly resisted in “Patria Nostra.”
City-hopping across the continent, this personal guidebook of Europe’s most beautiful hotels (and their staff) highlights human community and upscale hospitality.
The Spanish actress opens up about her journey from childhood roles to working with Almodóvar, and her exciting leap into the cast of “Euphoria”.
The Welsh artist invites us to sit with uncertainty in her new album, that merges technical expertise and musical poetry into the haze.
La directora consolida su mirada social y comprometida abordando la violencia vicaria desde una perspectiva íntima, huyendo de lo explícito para centrarse en las emociones silenciadas.
Blending fine art abstraction and editorial crispness, the Ivorian photographer captures the dreamy haze of memory, myth, and the Gulf of Guinea in a visually striking exploration.