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A modern expression of Swedish Grace: Nordic Knots introduces Dancing Flower and Matches
Rooted in the elegance of Swedish Grace, Nordic Knots introduces Dancing Flower and Matches, a collection of hand-knotted rugs inspired…
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MoMA, Centre Pompidou and M+ join forces in an unprecedented global cultural alliance
Three leading museums in New York, Paris and Hong Kong have announced a new cultural alliance to expand international access…
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George Rouy makes musical debut with original score for Sharon Eyal’s BODYSUIT
Painting, choreography and electronic sound converge in BODYSUIT, the first collaboration between choreographer Sharon Eyal and visual artist George Rouy.…
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Sarah Harrelson opens the doors to 30 art collections
Sarah Harrelson has spent more than three decades shaping the way we read, look at, and think about culture. Her…
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Alexandre de Betak finds monumental beauty in the forgotten structures of the stage
For more than three decades, Alexandre de Betak has shaped the visual language of fashion shows and large-scale events. With…
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When forms fall apart: Maison Margiela x Gentle Monster unveiled their fourth collaboration
Maison Margiela and Gentle Monster extend their fourth collaboration beyond eyewear with a live artistic performance exploring deconstruction through movement,…
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Bosideng celebrates 50 years of innovation in downwear with Warmth Code
What began in 1975 as one tailor’s ambition to create China’s own high-performance down jacket has grown into a five-decade…
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Trevor Houston on American luxury and reopening Herbert Levine
Trevor Houston owns around four hundred pairs of vintage shoes, and roughly two-thirds of them are Herbert Levine. He bought…
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When the bell falls silent: Florentina Holzinger concludes SEAWORLD VENICE in a Final Étude
After seven months of daily performances, Florentina Holzinger will conclude SEAWORLD VENICE with Closing Étude, taking place on November 21st,…
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Flux and flow states: Max Cookward on contemporary choreography and image-making
“Something dies and something is born when a work enters the stage.” Having trained in classical ballet and contemporary dance…
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Building for presence: Felipe Escudero’s poetic modernism
Felipe Escudero’s houses look as if they landed rather than rose from the ground. Outside Quito, a long concrete roof…
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The freedom of dreams: LEMAIRE unveils a Roland Topor-inspired capsule collection and exhibition
LEMAIRE presents Je dors beaucoup (I Sleep a Lot), an exhibition celebrating the graphic universe of French artist Roland Topor…
