Yesterday’s dreams, today’s reality
In yesterday I was a tiny tube of toothpaste, Maysha Mohamedi reflects on her time spent in Japan two decades ago, revisiting personal diary entries…
In yesterday I was a tiny tube of toothpaste, Maysha Mohamedi reflects on her time spent in Japan two decades ago, revisiting personal diary entries…
Kohei Nawa, a visionary contemporary artist, mesmerises audiences with his unique approach to material and perception. Known for his groundbreaking work, Nawa expertly combines traditional…
Tanner Leatherstein, a disruptor in the luxury leather world, isn’t afraid to dissect luxury handbags – literally. With his brand PEGAI and a growing social…
The intersection of art and technology is one of the reasons that this magazine exists, and while we might be just five issues in, the…
With Nike: Form Follows Motion, curator Glenn Adamson opens the vaults of Nike’s elusive design archives, offering a never-before-seen exploration of the brand’s five decades…
Stepping into Kaikhan Salakhov’s world is like stepping into the future – where art, science fiction, and spirituality collide in unexpected ways. Opening on September…
What are the intersections of artistic practices spanning composition, visual, and performance art? Damsel Elysium shares their unique perspectives on how these mediums inform one…
Virginie Mécène’s journey with the Martha Graham Dance Company is a testament to her dedication and passion for dance. With a career that spans decades,…
Richard Magee’s work discusses the interplay between surface and meaning, where the canvas transforms from a mere backdrop to a metaphorical body. From his exploration…
Minoru Nomata’s art stands at the crossing of the real and the imagined, creating structures that seem both ancient and futuristic. His work, characterised by…