Interview
In “Wish You Were Here,” his solo show at Antwerp’s Tick Tack art space, the artist explores intentional polarities and explores death, sound, and 1920s cinema.
With “Power Up,” the artist opens a new chapter, sharing the first preview of a debut album shaped by years on the road and personal challenges.
Winner of the Zalando Visionary Award and semifinalist of the LVMH Prize, Galib Gassanoff is building a new type of institution: slow, human, and rooted in craft.
Organizar el legado de Leopoldo Pomés no es tarea fácil. Su hija relata el viaje emocional de ordenar su archivo y el nacimiento de una revista que conecta su poética con el presente.
We talk with the Danish filmmaker to reflect on societal issues and uncover the hidden layers behind his absurd yet profound dark comedy, “The Last Viking”.
The Australian artist discusses his dedication to traditional painting in the AI era, blending anime aesthetics with macabre, psychedelic elements to find beauty in discomfort.
The Berlin gabber punk duo details their explosive live shows, tender rebellion, and the experimental, melodic direction shaping their highly anticipated upcoming sixteen-track record.
La artista catalana reflexiona sobre el diseño, la paciencia del barro y la artesanía contemporánea con sus obras expuestas en Can Art Fair Madrid de la mano de Kave Gallery.
This young photographer from China talks about great-uncles and invisible castles, about masculinity, traditions, patriarchal norms, fashion stereotypes and the hidden desires of older generations.
The designer explores how the slow, deliberate process of knitting weaves emotion and intuition into garments, offering a tender yet resilient new vision for contemporary menswear.
Vivian Wilson proves that in a fractured world, reclaiming your joy and chaotic authenticity is the ultimate act of rebellion. An intimate dialogue on vulnerability, empathy, and strength.
Nominated for a Goya, this Brazilian filmmaker is highlighting the importance of sisterhood through a harrowingly heartbreaking narrative of child abuse and the systems that sustain it.
Kapote discusses the Toy Tonics evolution, the “Wildstyle House” compilation, and how their Art Jams at Studio 1111 are challenging Berlin’s dark clubbing clichés with kindness and groove.
Artist Isabelle Albuquerque discusses the profound intersection of trauma, memory, and eroticism, revealing how a devastating family loss birthed a new era of biophilic sculpture.
Nos sentamos con la artista mallorquina para deshilar la esencia de sus creaciones, donde la pasión por la artesanía y el uso de fibras naturales constituyen el pilar de su trabajo.
The 20-year-old hyperpop rapper discusses her debut EP E.M.O., navigating fame as a trans woman, reclaiming peace, and her love for maximalist thrifting and digital worlds.
The Canadian painter inhabits the contrasts between contemporary and classical, imagination and reality in his solo exhibition, “Are They Peasant,” on view in NYC through March 7.
A journey through extraterrestrial creatures and gothic glamour. The makeup artist opens up about gender dysmorphia and the vulnerable, nine-year creative process behind her new book.
After over thirty years working as a fashion photographer, Bill Georgoussis hosts a solo show at K Gold Temporary Gallery reflecting on analogue vs digital, spontaneity, and secrecy.
Model-turned-actor Fernando Lindez opens up about his striking transition to the big screen, his profound fascination with the darker sides of human psychology, and his search for truth.
Con destellos afilados en plata, óxido y metal, las esculturas industriales de Lagata resignifican el espacio liminar entre lo habitable y lo inhabitable. Así lo demuestra su exposición en Córdoba.
La artista multidisciplinar se lanza con su primer álbum en solitario, “Ama”, dedicado a su primera herida del corazón y donde el dolor permite el querer en su vertiente más luminosa.
“Evaporator” emerges from clubland’s nocturnal intensity into open air, big skies, and immersive electronica shaped by instinct, memory, and two decades of sonic exploration.
“Consider Me Venus,” the artist’s latest EP, reveals the personal and, at times, distressing quest for an authentic portrayal of what it means to love others and yourself.
Hundreds of years of tradition and heritage brought to the present in a story that is still being told. The dark and magical energy of Transylvania is channelled by Dora Abodi in her brand.