After directing the feature film Demolition Man, artist and filmmaker Marco Brambilla developed a body of work exploring media and collective imagery through large-scale video…
Isabelle Albuquerque’s great-grandmother was a traditional Malouf singer in North Africa. Her grandmother, a playwright; her mother, a land artist; her sister, a dancer. Spanning…
Marie-Victoire de Bascher is a Paris-based artist and designer whose sensibility was shaped by a colourful, creatively charged childhood that nurtured an early fascination with…
Forma translates from Italian as shape, form, figure; fantasma as ghost, phantom, apparition. Formafantasma—the name chosen by Andrea Trimarchi and Simone Farresin when they founded…
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…
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…
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…
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…
This fall in Berlin, Bocci and Anna Carnick unveiled their joint presentation Crafting Community—an ambitious project rooted in activism through narrative design. Founded in 2005…
Internationally renowned cultural strategist and journalist András Szántó has built a distinguished career advising leading universities, museums, and corporations on cultural enrichment and strategy, with…
