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.
Art
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.⠀
Culture
London spots that serving up style with a side of something delicious
Culture
Somewhere between the brutalist concrete of Silosi cultural space in Belgrade and the fired clay of a small town of Kikinda, something unusual is taking shape. Pearl Made of Clay is a retrospective of 45 years of the International Sculpture Symposium Terra, presented by Terra Center for Fine and Applied
Culture
Yerevan is not the city you think it is — if you think of it at all. Armenia's creative industries are booming, nearly doubling in value over the last decade. Independent platforms, cross-disciplinary communities, a vibrant art scene: all of it taking shape in real time, in a
Culture
There is a taxonomy of survival that Milan enacts every April. Most people miss it. They are occupied following the scent of prosecco and flashy installations to notice what persists underneath— the city's older, quieter argument for what design means. This year, amid the derivative choreography of branded
Culture
Cultural updates you didn’t ask for but need.
Culture
The places of Wuthering Heights really inspire us to feel a dark romance
Travel & Food
You land and something happens to your brain. The air, the sweet mangoes, the smiles — Thais are genuinely, almost aggressively happy and you don’t know what to do with that at first. Durian wafts through every street market (banned in hotels, causes actual wars of opinion). You’re navigating
Travel & Food
The pyramids are real. So is the hustle.