The Brooklyn-based illustrator and cartoonist is launching his first full book, “Bicycle Day”, a stunning graphic novel on the world’s first ever acid trip.

A day of all things anti-racist, non-binary, feminist, non-ableist and post-colonial, this one-day event celebrates marginality and difference.

Her experimental music is breaking into the mainstream – recently, Chanel’s Resort 2020 show. But Drewchin doesn’t want to play into anyone’s narrative.

This exhibition in Vienna shows how Op Art, often discounted as too showy, demonstrates that perception is far from objective but rather easy to deceive.

The French writer-director is presenting his feature film debut, “Sauvage”, a sympathetic story of a sex worker’s struggle to survive in a heartless world.