Elizaveta Porodina: silent dreams
“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…
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Amanda Ba speaks the language of archetypes
“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.…
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The language of the body: Jorge Dorsinville’s fashion choreography
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…
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Inside Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain’s transformation. Béatrice Grenier on architecture, cultural policy, and the future of exhibition-making
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…
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Daria de Beauvais’ Curated Odysseys
To speak of Daria de Beauvais as only a curator would be accurate, but incomplete. As Senior Curator and Head of International Relations at Palais…
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Jago Rackham’s table for thought
Jago Rackham talks about food like it’s a language, a way to tell stories without needing a script. From the moment he describes his practice,…
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Undoing what feels fixed
Encountering the work of New York-based artist Nina Chanel Abney is to see art history metabolised and remade: the cubist work of Pablo Picasso, the…
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Sybille de Saint Louvent: in her own direction
Sybille de Saint Louvent doesn’t see creative direction as a job so much as a way of paying attention—an act of visual storytelling rooted in…
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Alex Bovaird, costume designer in film and TV: on alchemy, storytelling, and The White Lotus
Four-time Emmy nominee and costume designer in film and television of the breakout hit The White Lotus, Alex Bovaird knows the impact of the right…
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Durga Chew-Bose interview: reimagining Françoise Sagan’s Bonjour Tristesse
Canadian writer-turned-filmmaker Durga Chew-Bose first captivated readers with her critically acclaimed essay collection Too Much and Not the Mood. Since then, she has effortlessly bridged…
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