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Björk Turns the National Gallery of Iceland Into a Ritual for Grief, Nature, and Sound
Slawn and Nike Turn Nigeria’s 2026 World Cup Kit Into a Graffiti Anthem
Isamaya Ffrench Is Building a Brutalist Playground for Objects With Studio Iron
Jerry Gogosian Has Passed Away, But Her Satire Still Cuts Through the Art World
Martin Margiela Is Letting the Archive Speak for Him
BEYOND THE STREETS Turns Paris Into a Graffiti Time Machine
Yoko Ono Makes the Mind Feel Like a Place You Can Walk Into
Julia de Ruiter’s Paintings Drag the Manosphere Into the Light
A Morning in Shoreditch with Pei-Yi Tsai
Gucci Is Turning the Formula 1 Grid Into a Luxury Runway
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Jerry Gogosian Has Passed Away, But Her Satire Still Cuts Through the...

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Art & Design

  • Björk Turns the National Gallery of Iceland Into a Ritual for Grief, Nature, and Sound

    For Björk, sound has never stayed inside music. It leaks into landscape, costume, technology, ecology, language, and myth. A song can become a creature. A voice …

    by OS Staff June 3, 2026
  • Isamaya Ffrench Is Building a Brutalist Playground for Objects With Studio Iron

    Isamaya Ffrench has never treated beauty as something soft or obedient. Across makeup, image-making, product design, and art direction, her work has always felt closer to …

    by OS Staff June 2, 2026
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  • Arang Choi – A Universe of Her Own

    by Brynley Odu Davies May 26, 2026
  • Sophie Jackson Wants Women to Take Up Space

    by Rubén Palma May 19, 2026
  • Catie Cook Turns Southern Femininity Into a Staged Fever Dream

    by Rubén Palma May 17, 2026
  • Dana Robinson is Dissolving Our Barriers

    by Lucía García Martín May 14, 2026
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  • Björk Turns the National Gallery of Iceland Into a Ritual for Grief, Nature, and Sound

    For Björk, sound has never stayed inside music. It leaks into landscape, costume, technology, ecology, language, and myth. A song can become a creature. A voice …

    by OS Staff June 3, 2026
  • Slawn and Nike Turn Nigeria’s 2026 World Cup Kit Into a Graffiti Anthem

    Nigeria has always understood that a football shirt can be more than a football shirt. It can be national pride, streetwear, memory, diaspora, and pure visual electricity stitched into …

    by OS Staff June 3, 2026
  • Isamaya Ffrench Is Building a Brutalist Playground for Objects With Studio Iron

    Isamaya Ffrench has never treated beauty as something soft or obedient. Across makeup, image-making, product design, and art direction, her work has always felt closer to …

    by OS Staff June 2, 2026
  • Jerry Gogosian Has Passed Away, But Her Satire Still Cuts Through the Art World

    The art world likes to imagine itself as serious. Jerry Gogosian understood that it was often ridiculous. Behind the account was Hilde Lynn Helphenstein, the artist, writer, curator, …

    by OS Staff June 1, 2026
  • Martin Margiela Is Letting the Archive Speak for Him

    For a designer so defined by absence, Martin Margiela has always left behind unusually physical traces. White paint. Blank labels. Tabi footprints. Reworked garments. Anonymous uniforms. Clothes …

    by OS Staff June 1, 2026
  • BEYOND THE STREETS Turns Paris Into a Graffiti Time Machine

    Graffiti was never just paint on a wall. It was territory, speed, risk, style, music, clothing, friendship, and refusal. A language made in public, often illegally, before the art world learned how …

    by OS Staff June 1, 2026
  • Yoko Ono Makes the Mind Feel Like a Place You Can Walk Into

    Before art became something to consume, Yoko Ono imagined it as something you could complete with your own mind. A match burning out. A wish tied to …

    by OS Staff June 1, 2026
  • Julia de Ruiter’s Paintings Drag the Manosphere Into the Light

    Julia de Ruiter (b. 2003) is a Toronto-based oil painter. She recently graduated from OCAD University with a BFA and will begin her MA in …

    by Rubén Palma May 31, 2026
  • A Morning in Shoreditch with Pei-Yi Tsai

    I was talking to my friend and artist Hsin Hwang one afternoon when she mentioned that I might like the work of her friend, Pei-Yi …

    by Brynley Odu Davies May 29, 2026
  • Gucci Is Turning the Formula 1 Grid Into a Luxury Runway

    Fashion has been circling Formula 1 for a while now, but Gucci has just made the relationship official. Not as a casual collaborator, not as a logo on the …

    by OS Staff May 29, 2026
  • Camille Henrot Brings Fragile Flight to Copenhagen Contemporary

    A paper plane is one of the first things a child learns to make from almost nothing. A page becomes a body. A fold becomes …

    by OS Staff May 28, 2026
  • Stüssy Makes Summer Feel Loose, Faded, and Slightly Untouchable

    For Summer 2026, the label returns with a collection built around the things it has always understood best: surf, skate, streetwear, and the kind of clothes that look better …

    by OS Staff May 28, 2026
  • Sungermone Turns the Gallery Into a Zoo Where Humans Are the Exhibit

    Human beings love to imagine themselves as evolved creatures. Rational, civilised, separate from the animal world. But Sungermone’s Homo Animalis begins with a more uncomfortable suspicion: maybe the …

    by OS Staff May 27, 2026
  • Our Legacy WORK SHOP Makes Summer Clothes Feel Salvaged, Sun-Bleached, and Alive

    There is a particular kind of summer dressing that only works when it looks like it has already lived several lives. Not clean resortwear. Not …

    by OS Staff May 27, 2026
  • Clint Connects the Universes of Corteiz and 550BC

    Streetwear has always borrowed from the street, but Corteiz has never been interested in making that relationship feel clean. Its world is built from pressure: city codes, …

    by OS Staff May 27, 2026
  • Arang Choi – A Universe of Her Own

    The first time I met Arang Choi was at the opening of her solo show for Sotheby’s Artist Quarterly in Vienna.Earlier that day, I had stepped off a …

    by Brynley Odu Davies May 26, 2026
  • Ways of Seeing the End of a World

    Lisa Barnard: You Only Look Once / Isadora Romero: Notes on How to Build a Forest Crespo Open Space, Frankfurt am Main 13 March – 31 May 2026By Joachim …

    by Joachim Aagaard Friis May 26, 2026
  • Burberry Takes British Football Out of the Stadium

    Football has never belonged only to the pitch. It lives in the scarves, the queues, the train platforms, the pub tables, the nervous singing before kick-off, …

    by OS Staff May 26, 2026
  • Moncler Grenoble Leaves the Snow Behind

    Moncler Grenoble has spent years building its mythology in the cold: alpine peaks, ski uniforms, technical puffers, colour built to cut through white-out conditions. But for …

    by OS Staff May 25, 2026
  • Inside John Chamberlain’s Strange, Sculptural Confessional

    There is something beautifully wrong about an interview series staged on a couch that is not really a couch. With ON THE COUCH, the John Chamberlain Estate turns …

    by OS Staff May 25, 2026
  • Tilda Swinton Turns the Guggenheim Bilbao Into a House of Ghosts, Fabric, and Gesture

    There are performers who enter a room, and then there is Tilda Swinton, who seems to alter the room’s temperature before anything has even happened. This …

    by OS Staff May 25, 2026
  • Concessions to Impurity and the Grief of Becoming

    Photo: Installation View of Concessions to Impurity, The Sue Tear, 2026. Photo: Shark Senesac / New Document It was a hot sunny day when I …

    by Ryan Castle May 22, 2026
  • Allen Jones Turns Furniture Into a Stage for Desire

    At Sceners Gallery, objects are not behaving themselves. Chairs, cabinets, surfaces, bodies, and fantasies seem to slip out of their assigned roles, refusing the polite old …

    by OVERSTANDARD May 22, 2026
  • Walter Van Beirendonck Gets Honoured for Making Fashion Weird, Political, and Unapologetically Alive

    Some designers make clothes. Walter Van Beirendonck has spent decades building an entire visual planet: one where colour becomes protest, bodies become declarations, and fashion refuses to …

    by OS Staff May 22, 2026
  • Olaolu Slawn Paints Michael Jackson Like a Ghost in the Machine

    There are few pop figures whose image has been reproduced so often that it almost stops belonging to a body. Michael Jackson is one of them: child …

    by OS Staff May 22, 2026
  • Prada Turns Tokyo Into a Haunted Conversation Between Hideo Kojima and Nicolas Winding Refn

    At Prada Aoyama, the fifth floor has become something between a memory, a film set, and a glitching dream you are not entirely supposed to understand. …

    by OS Staff May 22, 2026
  • Stone Island and New Balance Are Taking Football Back Into the Lab

    Football has always been more than a game. It’s ritual, theatre, uniform, mythology, and, increasingly, a place where fashion’s more obsessive minds go to test …

    by OS Staff May 22, 2026
  • Sophie Jackson Wants Women to Take Up Space

    Sophie Jackson (b. 2003) is a Canadian artist fascinated by the interplay between personal identity and the digital age. Functioning in the contexts of a …

    by Rubén Palma May 19, 2026
  • Hiroshi Fujiwara Gives Bang & Olufsen the Fragment Blackout Treatment

    The Japanese streetwear pioneer reworks four of the Danish audio house’s most recognizable designs through gloss, shadow, and the quiet power of a double lightning …

    by OS Staff May 19, 2026
  • Louis Vuitton Enters The Frick’s Gilded Age Dream

    Ahead of its Cruise 2027 show in New York, the house begins a three-year partnership with The Frick Collection, bringing fashion, research, public access, and …

    by OS Staff May 19, 2026
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