GILBERT & GEORGE: Long live humanism!
Gilbert & George have long stood as the enfant terribles of contemporary art—a pair whose irreverent, boundary-pushing works have challenged conventions and courted controversy for…
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Orhan Pamuk: An ironic writer
Orhan Pamuk is a literary force whose work explores the complexities of identity, culture, and history, offering a nuanced perspective on the intersection of East…
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Theaster Gates: Craft of the divine
Theaster Gates is reshaping the relationship between art, community, and the built world. Through sculpture, performance, and architectural intervention, he explores themes relating to race,…
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JULIE MEHRETU: at the edge
Julie Mehretu, a powerhouse in the contemporary art world, is known for creating captivating, abstract works that are at once monumental in size and intimate…
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Hiroshi Fujiwara: Fragments of imperfection
Hiroshi Fujiwara is a cultural architect. Often referred to as the godfather of Ura-Harajuku, Tokyo’s iconic street fashion hub, his influence extends far beyond clothing.…
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Isabelle Huppert: The art of silence
Isabelle Huppert is one of France’s most celebrated actors, an icon of screen and stage whose career spans over 120 films. Huppert has collaborated with…
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Ai Weiwei: Guiding rationality
Does freedom demand courage, or are the two inseparable? For Ai Weiwei, they are sides of the same coin. The artist has become world-renowned for…
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Kid Cudi: Going against the tide
Scott Mescudi, widely known as Kid Cudi, has been reshaping music since his 2007 breakout hit Day ‘n’ Nite. With introspective lyrics and atmospheric production,…
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Martin Margiela: The art of absence
Martin Margiela is a fashion iconoclast celebrated for a creative vision that eschews ideas of propriety in favour of the radical, conceptual, and subversive. After…
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Ariana Papademetropoulos: A nightmare or relief
Ariana Papademetropoulos is a Los Angeles-based painter who describes the city as “one of the only places that allows you to dream.” This sentiment is…
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