Fashion & Beauty
7 Weekly Hyper Collabs
The collabs you need to know about this week — from ballet pink to fried chicken wine
Culture
Books
Fundamentally: Who Gets to Belong, and Who Gets to Be Saved?
In Nussaibah Younis’s debut novel, political extremism becomes the setting for a much more intimate story about queer identity, family and the dangerous vanity of believing we understand other people. Some novels announce their importance before the first chapter has properly begun. They arrive carrying urgent politics, the correct
Culture
The Crab Museum: Margate’s Most Brilliantly Sideways Institution
Culture is, of course, already filling Margate with weekend tourists. Turner Contemporary began the official regeneration narrative; Tracey Emin has done more than most to turn the town into a serious artistic ecosystem, opening TKE Studios and an artist residency in her hometown. There are galleries, studio complexes, increasingly ambitious
Art
The largest retrospective of Leandro Erlich in Grand Palais, Paris: when the magic (dis)appears
Leandro Erlich is huge, believe me. You’ve definitely seen his “The Swimming Pool”, and probably a lot of his artworks appeared in your feed from time to time. Because he is viral, he is entertaining and he moves people's hearts.
Art
“Prologue” Is a Real-Life Liminal Space in mumok, Vienna
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
Films
12 Cult Documentaries That Will Make You Trust Absolutely No One
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
12 Actors Who Never Stopped Being Artists
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.
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Anish Kapoor's Attractions: What the British Sculptor Makes You Think About
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
Art
Molten Balance: Interview with Peter Layton
We talked about working with glass, preserving knowledge and skills, and how to collect glass artworks
Culture
9 Designer Cafes in London
London spots that serving up style with a side of something delicious
Art
Digital Canvas: Why Streaming Is Becoming the Next Museum Model
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
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TEARS, reframed: visiting the latest Tracey Emin Artist Foundation exhibition.
A project implementing new approaches by artists you are going to meet this summer in Margate.