Art

Weekly Hyper Collabs. 13.07.26 — 19.07.26

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.

Credit: tate.org.uk

TATE MODERN × SANTIAGO LASTRA: FRIDA KAHLO ON A PLATE

To celebrate Frida: The Making of an Icon, Tate Modern teamed up with Michelin-starred chef Santiago Lastra (KOL) on a limited-edition menu inspired by Kahlo’s world. Each dish references the artist’s life, Mexican heritage and bold use of colour, turning a museum visit into a full sensory experience.

NETFLIX TURNS MONOPOLY INTO REALITY TV

Monopoly is getting the reality-show treatment. Netflix is adapting the iconic board game into a social competition where strategy, alliances and betrayal replace rolling dice, proving that one of the world’s oldest games still has plenty of cultural currency. With the investments around 2 million, our expectations are high....

Winnie the Pooh takes over St Pancras Station

London’s St Pancras station has been taken over by an enormous Winnie-the-Pooh installation, as part of Disney’s celebration of 100 years of legendary bear, transforming one of the busiest transport hubs into a playful public artwork with honeycomb displays, calming sound and exclusive treats.

THE ODYSSEY’S TROJAN HORSE ARRIVES IN LONDON

Ahead of The Odyssey, a monumental Trojan Horse installation has appeared in London, bringing one of literature’s most iconic symbols into the real world. The horse stands out 11 meters tall and it took 34 people 2 weeks to build. Looks like its about to crash down on the enemy with full force.

GOHAR WORLD MAKES THE REFRIGERATOR A DESIGN OBJECT

Gohar World partnered with luxury appliance brand Rocco to create a limited-edition refrigerator that’s meant to be displayed rather than hidden away. Wrapped in the brand’s whimsical aesthetic, it reimagines an everyday appliance as a collectible design piece, that costs 2,295$, at least your leftovers will be fashionable.

Credit: Courtesy of Gohar World and Rocco

“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

Constant reinvention — Q&A with Jack Lury

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

Food as a language: Q&A with Ella Williams

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.

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."