Art
Fashion brands have been busy this week. From Loewe's pistachio-scented pop-up in Islington to Chanel's new Mayfair address, Jonathan Anderson in Dublin, and Skims' Italian turn with Vettese. ⠀ But it's not all about fashion. LEGO just dropped a 4,000-piece tribute to Gustav Klimt's The Kiss. ⠀ ⠀
Art
Some exhibitions are ideal for visiting with others, having spontaneous discussions and sharing the experience rather than going it alone. But „Prologue“ is perfect for visiting on your own and savouring the emotions, because no one will be able to distract you from this hypnotic and immersive experience. That’s
Art
This week, you can eat your way through a Frida Kahlo exhibition, watch Monopoly turn into a Netflix reality show, stay in a Winnie the Pooh-inspired house at St Pancras, spot a Trojan horse, and, if you’ve got a spare $2,295, take home a new designer fridge.
Culture
What is the first dish you remember truly loving? My mum’s rice and curry - which in reality was rice and then 5 or 6 curries and sambols. It is also probably fair to say that it was the leaping off point for everything that eventually became Lury. What ingredient
Culture
We spoke with Ella Williams, chef at No. Forty Nine, about her associations with cooking, food as a language, and the connection between cooking and heritage.
Films
There is something oddly comforting about cult documentaries. Maybe it's the relief of knowing you're watching someone else's terrible decisions. Maybe it's the reminder that nobody wakes up one morning thinking, "I'd love to surrender my bank account and free will to a man in linen trousers."
Art
Long before celebrity paintings became auction headlines, these actors were building genuine artistic practices—studying fine art, exhibiting in galleries, publishing photography books, and treating the studio as seriously as the film set.
Now collaborations have become culture’s favourite marketing language: brands teamed up with independent writers, convenience stores became fashion labels and pop stars continued to surprise with merch. We collected 7 hype collaborations worth knowing this week.⠀
Not many who are immune to remain indifferent to Anish Kapoor's works: provocative, engaging and repulsive at the same time, they leave the viewer with open questions, subjects for reflection and exploration. The new exhibition at the Hayward Gallery in London is no exception — a treasure trove for
We talked about working with glass, preserving knowledge and skills, and how to collect glass artworks
London spots that serving up style with a side of something delicious
Today, content consumption habits have undergone significant changes and directly influence the cultural sector, especially digital art. According to Gloria Mark, a professor of informatics at the University of California, Irvine, the way we pay attention to screens has changed significantly over the past two decades. Twenty years ago, when
The week’s most surprising collaborations: from a project with OpenAI to a Minion in central London
A project implementing new approaches by artists you are going to meet this summer in Margate.
From self-portraits to socks, Tate Modern explores Kahlo’s afterlife as a feminist, queer, political and commercial icon.
What's actually happening while everyone argues about whether AI can paint. Review from ArtTech specialist, currently Digital Project Manager at the National Gallery, London.
The film begins in 1966, when Michael Jackson was eight years old. By that time, The Jackson 5 had been rehearsing and giving small concerts for at least three years. Their abusive father Joe (Colman Domingo) ruthlessly trains five boys and beats them — especially Michael — for any «mistake». And from
What is Greggs… and why is everyone going there? Greggs is a beloved British bakery chain known for its sausage rolls, sandwiches, and increasingly, its plant-based offerings.
On 11 June, just a month before his 89th birthday, David Hockney died at the age of 88. An artist who managed to unite the British intellectual tradition with a deep knowledge of European culture and a distinctive sense of irony, Hockney leaves behind one of the most influential bodies