Zoé Blue M.’s Folk Figures: Between Mahjong Tiles and Myth
For many painters, the magic happens in the distortion, the taking of daily life and bending it into something stranger, more magnetic. Zoé Blue M.…
For many painters, the magic happens in the distortion, the taking of daily life and bending it into something stranger, more magnetic. Zoé Blue M.…
Wayne McGregor is one of the most renowned names in contemporary dance—and one of its most radical thinkers. Over the past three decades, the London-based…
Few artists have collaborated with as many of the 20th century’s great designers as Inge Grognard. Rising to prominence alongside the Antwerp Six, Grognard’s work…
The late Nobel laureate Joseph Brodsky described Mikhail Baryshnikov’s movement as “pure body metaphysics,” saying it “burst from the framework of ballet.” In his longtime…
London based artist Von Wolfe works where oil meets algorithm. Trained in philosophy at NYU, he builds images like arguments, treating history as a living…
The works of Yoshi Sodeoka are a kind of guide on how to create art that not only captures the screen but also exists everywhere…
“What does it mean to be a good person?” asks Elizaveta Porodina. “How do kindness and dignity express themselves in human behaviour?” These questions guide…
“Hell is Real” flashes across the canvas in one of Amanda Ba’s 2023 paintings, a lone female figure racing down a highway on a motorcycle.…
Jorge Dorsinville is a Brazilian-born, New York–based Creative Movement Director and Choreographer, known for shaping the language of fashion choreography. His transcendental method, BODYtelling, transforms…
Béatrice Grenier, Director of Strategic Projects and International Programs at the Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain, is a curator, author, and editor whose work thrives…