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Born in London in 1981, Alexander Wilby discovered a love for drawing and art at an early age, although his creative focus often came at the expense …
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Before Ana Mendieta became an art-historical symbol, she was making images that felt almost too alive to stay still. A body pressed into mud. A silhouette burning …
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Born in London in 1981, Alexander Wilby discovered a love for drawing and art at an early age, although his creative focus often came at the expense …
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Before Ana Mendieta became an art-historical symbol, she was making images that felt almost too alive to stay still. A body pressed into mud. A silhouette burning …
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Fashion photography usually wants the body to perform beautifully. Camille Vivier asks it to do something stranger: become sculpture, ghost, riddle, object, animal, mask, and memory all …
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For KENZO, a home is never only a home. It is a place where cultures meet, where objects carry memory, where clothes begin to feel less …
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Giusy Amoroso, also known as Marigoldff, is an Italian visual artist based in Berlin, working across digital and physical sculpture, moving image, XR and immersive …
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Flowers have long been associated with beauty, fragility and the fleeting nature of things. They are the part of the plant we admire, photograph and …
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The future is often imagined as faster, harder, more technological, more human. Tomás Saraceno is asking a different question: what if the future depends on becoming less …
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A button is almost nothing. Small, ordinary, handled every day without thought. But in Ai Weiwei’s world, the smallest object can become a witness, a weapon, a …
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The first time I met Hannah Lim, she was sharing a studio with her partner, the sculptor Hugo Harris, in Camberwell. We made photographs that …
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Andrés Ríos (b. 1995, Bogotá, Colombia) is a self-taught documentary photographer whose work explores intimacy, youth, memory, and everyday life in Colombia. He began photographing …
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From Anne Carson and Ben Whishaw to Kae Tempest, Siri Hustvedt, Tanya Tagaq, Leïla Slimani and Elizabeth Strout, this year’s Louisiana Literature festival turns the …
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There is something almost too ordinary about making coffee in the morning. The drip, the cup, the waiting, the objects left around the room. But …
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Off-White has always been built around the space between things: streetwear and luxury, object and idea, product and proposition, quote marks and reality. But for a …
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Before Karl Lagerfeld became the image — the ponytail, the black sunglasses, the high collar, the gloves — he was a hand moving quickly across paper. Drawing, …
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Some buildings are designed to hold culture. Others seem to perform before anyone has even entered them. Dar Al Funoon Abu Dhabi, the new performing arts …
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Some outdoor clothes announce themselves through performance. The North Face Purple Label has always taken another route: softer, quieter, more precise. A kind of technical dressing that …
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Brooklyn-based artist Lucia Gallipoli makes confessional textile works for the sentimental, the soft-hearted, and anyone who has ever treated memory like something sacred. Working across soft sculpture, tapestry, …
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For Dua Lipa, books have never seemed like a celebrity side project. Through Service95, reading has become part of her wider cultural world: a way of travelling, …
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For Cai Guo-Qiang, the sky has never been empty. It is paper, theatre, battlefield, dream surface, and temporary archive. A place where images can appear with …
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A self-portrait does not always need the artist’s face. Sometimes it can be a body moving through colour, a gesture caught halfway between dance and …
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Some festivals use landscape as decoration. AIR Festival seems more interested in what happens when the landscape starts to behave like a collaborator. Returning to Aspen from July 27 to …
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Check out C.P. Company Men’s Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear Collection, which recently debuted, below Photos: C.P. Company
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For Moncler, outerwear has never been just about surviving the cold. It is about choreography: how a body moves through changing weather, how one layer speaks …
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For years, AI art has been treated like a problem before it has even entered the room. Is it theft? Is it spectacle? Is it technology pretending …
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Before technical fashion became a category, Massimo Osti was already taking clothes apart to see what they could become. Not fashion as decoration. Not fashion as seasonal …
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Not all nostalgia is soft. Some of it comes with mesh, synthetic overlays, performance cushioning, and the slightly chaotic optimism of 2000s running shoes. That is …
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For Ai Weiwei, memory has never been passive. It is material. It can be stacked, broken, rebuilt, filmed, carried, repeated, and made impossible to ignore. With Sewing …
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Reality is usually sold to us as something solid. A room is a room. A body is a body. A star is far away. A …
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Moschino has always worked best when fashion feels slightly unhinged. Not chaotic without purpose, but strange with precision: irony as tailoring, humour as critique, clothes as …
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Natalia Sara Skorupa is a graduate of the Academy of Art in Szczecin and the University of Szczecin. A finalist for the Student Nobel Prize …
by Rubén Palma

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