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Alex Wilby on Outsiders, Dark Humor and His Second Life in Art
Ana Mendieta Returns to Tate Modern as a Body Written Into the Earth
Camille Vivier Brings Fille de Minuit to MEP Paris
Nigo Brings KENZO Back to the House Where Its Spirit Was Built
Giusy Amoroso Is Building a Natural History of the Synthetic Age
Surfinia on Returning to What was Left Behind
Tomás Saraceno Imagines a Future Where Humans Stop Being the Centre
Ai Weiwei Turns Buttons Into a History of Power, Empire, and Resistance
Hannah Lim: The Trajectory
Andrés Ríos Captures the Soft Power of Everyday Life
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Alex Wilby on Outsiders, Dark Humor and His Second Life in Art

July 13, 2026

Ana Mendieta Returns to Tate Modern as a Body Written Into the...

July 13, 2026

Camille Vivier Brings Fille de Minuit to MEP Paris

July 12, 2026
FASHION

Nigo Brings KENZO Back to the House Where Its Spirit Was Built

July 12, 2026

Giusy Amoroso Is Building a Natural History of the Synthetic Age

July 10, 2026

Surfinia on Returning to What was Left Behind

July 9, 2026
ART & DESIGN

Tomás Saraceno Imagines a Future Where Humans Stop Being the Centre

July 8, 2026

Ai Weiwei Turns Buttons Into a History of Power, Empire, and Resistance

July 8, 2026

Hannah Lim: The Trajectory

July 4, 2026
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Art & Design

  • Alex Wilby on Outsiders, Dark Humor and His Second Life in Art

    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 …

    by Rubén Palma July 13, 2026
  • Ana Mendieta Returns to Tate Modern as a Body Written Into the Earth

    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 …

    by OS Staff July 13, 2026
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INNERVIEWS

  • Alex Wilby on Outsiders, Dark Humor and His Second Life in Art

    by Rubén Palma July 13, 2026
  • Giusy Amoroso Is Building a Natural History of the Synthetic Age

    by Rubén Palma July 10, 2026
  • Surfinia on Returning to What was Left Behind

    by Lucía García Martín July 9, 2026
  • Hannah Lim: The Trajectory

    by Brynley Odu Davies July 4, 2026
  • Andrés Ríos Captures the Soft Power of Everyday Life

    by Rubén Palma July 2, 2026
  • Lucia Gallipoli’s Confessional Textile Art Is a Love Letter to Softness

    by Rubén Palma June 29, 2026
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  • Alex Wilby on Outsiders, Dark Humor and His Second Life in Art

    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 …

    by Rubén Palma July 13, 2026
  • Ana Mendieta Returns to Tate Modern as a Body Written Into the Earth

    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 …

    by OS Staff July 13, 2026
  • Camille Vivier Brings Fille de Minuit to MEP Paris

    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 …

    by OS Staff July 12, 2026
  • Nigo Brings KENZO Back to the House Where Its Spirit Was Built

    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 …

    by OS Staff July 12, 2026
  • Giusy Amoroso Is Building a Natural History of the Synthetic Age

    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 …

    by Rubén Palma July 10, 2026
  • Surfinia on Returning to What was Left Behind

    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 …

    by Lucía García Martín July 9, 2026
  • Tomás Saraceno Imagines a Future Where Humans Stop Being the Centre

    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 …

    by OS Staff July 8, 2026
  • Ai Weiwei Turns Buttons Into a History of Power, Empire, and Resistance

    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 …

    by OS Staff July 8, 2026
  • Hannah Lim: The Trajectory

    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 …

    by Brynley Odu Davies July 4, 2026
  • Andrés Ríos Captures the Soft Power of Everyday Life

    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 …

    by Rubén Palma July 2, 2026
  • At Louisiana Literature 2026, Language Becomes a Living Body

    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 …

    by Rubén Palma July 1, 2026
  • Juergen Teller and Dovile Drizyte Turn Morning Coffee Into a Love Letter

    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 …

    by OS Staff July 1, 2026
  • L/AB c/o Off-White Makes the Brand’s Universe Easier to Enter

    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 …

    by OS Staff July 1, 2026
  • Karl Lagerfeld’s Private Archive Turns Fashion History Into a Paper Trail

    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, …

    by OS Staff July 1, 2026
  • Frank Gehry’s Dar Al Funoon Turns Abu Dhabi Into a Stage for the Future of Performance

    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 …

    by OS Staff June 30, 2026
  • The North Face Purple Label Makes Winter Feel Quietly Engineered

    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 …

    by OS Staff June 30, 2026
  • Lucia Gallipoli’s Confessional Textile Art Is a Love Letter to Softness

    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, …

    by Rubén Palma June 29, 2026
  • Dua Lipa Turns Service95 Into a Home for Banned Books

    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, …

    by OS Staff June 29, 2026
  • Cai Guo-Qiang Turns Porto’s Night Sky Into a Burning Page

    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 …

    by OS Staff June 29, 2026
  • Carlijn Jacobs Turns Acne Paper Into a Living Self-Portrait

    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 …

    by OS Staff June 26, 2026
  • AIR Festival Turns Aspen Into a Stage for Bodies, Mountains, and Moving Images

    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 …

    by OS Staff June 26, 2026
  • C.P. Company Unveils Men’s Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear Collection

    Check out C.P. Company Men’s Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear Collection, which recently debuted, below Photos: C.P. Company

    by OS Staff June 25, 2026
  • Moncler Makes Pre-Fall 2026 a Study in Layers, Lightness, and Cold-Weather Control

    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 …

    by OS Staff June 24, 2026
  • DATALAND Opens in Los Angeles, Asking If AI Can Dream Like a Museum

    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 …

    by OS Staff June 23, 2026
  • How Massimo Osti Built the Future of C.P. Company and Stone Island

    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 …

    by OS Staff June 23, 2026
  • Saucony Brings Back the ProGrid Ride 1 for the Y2K Running Revival

    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 …

    by OS Staff June 23, 2026
  • Ai Weiwei Turns His Detention Into a 24-Hour Act of Witness

    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 …

    by OS Staff June 22, 2026
  • Laure Prouvost Turns Quantum Physics Into a Fever Dream Beneath the Grand Palais

    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 …

    by OS Staff June 22, 2026
  • Moschino Hands Its Beautiful Mess to the Founders of SUNNEI

    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 …

    by OS Staff June 22, 2026
  • Natalia Sara Skorupa on Queer Pride, Polish Identity, and Screaming Through Art

    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 June 21, 2026
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