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Sashiko Gals: threads of craft and community
In the coastal town of Ōtsuchi, Iwate, the Sashiko Gals—a collective of women aged 40 to 80—have transformed the traditional Japanese stitching art of sashiko…
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Design fair reimagined: Nicolas Bellavance-Lecompte and the NOMAD vision
As the boundaries between exhibition, architecture, and cultural diplomacy continue to blur, the very idea of a design fair is being rewritten. At the center…
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Swiss art museum appoints first-ever botanical curator, backed by Chanel Culture Fund
In a landmark move for the integration of art and nature, the Fondation Beyeler near Basel has introduced a pioneering curatorial role dedicated entirely to…
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Marina Abramović and the art of staying
She carved a star into her stomach. She lay naked on a cross of ice, bleeding under a heater. Decades later, she sat motionless for…
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Nike footwear unlocks the power of the mind with first neuroscience-based designs
Nike is taking a groundbreaking step into neuroscience in sports with the debut of its first neuroscience-based footwear, the Nike Mind 001 and Mind 002.…
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Alessio de’Navasques: rethinking fashion curation
Alessio de’Navasques is a curator, writer, and researcher whose work reimagines fashion curation as a form of cultural expression—one that reflects both history and the…
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Where fashion meets technology: Eli Russell Linnetz captures a new era with the NEO robot
ERL designer Eli Russell Linnetz takes a bold step beyond the runway, merging fashion and innovation in a groundbreaking campaign for NEO, the world’s first…
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A monumental sound sculpture created by Bill Fontana resonates in the heart of Rome
Until December 2025, visitors to St. Peter’s Basilica in Vatican City can experience The Silent Echoes of a Great Sound Sculpture, an immersive sound installation…
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Nike x Palace turned a historic London venue into Manor Place
Nike x Palace have officially opened Manor Place, a new multifunctional hub in South London dedicated to sport, creativity, and community. Located at 33 Manor…
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Helmut Lang: Twin peaks
Helmut Lang stepped away from fashion in 2005. What followed was not a withdrawal, but a reorientation: a shift in mediums rather than vision. The…
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Steph Wilson presents ‘Gilded Lilies,’ a poetic study in jewellery and intimacy
London-based photographer Steph Wilson unveils her latest project, Gilded Lilies, a deeply personal series of sensual portraits that explore intimacy, materiality and the emotional significance…
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Zimoun unveils a monumental sound installation at the Musée d’Arts de Nantes
Swiss artist Zimoun introduces a new sound installation at the Musée d’Arts de Nantes, transforming the Chapelle de l’Oratoire into a space of mechanical rhythm…
