Culture
Joseph Walsh : Sculpting the Memory of the Hôtel de Sully
Designer Joseph Walsh dialogues between sculpture, space, and history This September, Irish artist and designer Joseph Walsh will install his most ambitious European exhibition yet. The location is the Hôtel de Sully, the seventeenth-century Paris…
Robert Kushner ‘s Summer Sun Lands in Paris
At Galerie Nathalie Obadia, the American painter, Robert Kushner, turns flowers, gold leaf, and Japanese paper into a quiet ode to nature’s abundance American painter Robert Kushner opens Summer Sun: Open my Heart, his new…
Alan Cumming: The Art of Being Entirely Himself
After four decades of refusing to fit neatly into any box, Alan Cumming, one of Britain’s most fearless performers, reflects on craft, community, and why authenticity has become his greatest role. There are actors who…
Scarlett Macfarlane in Wonderland
“Winter’s Whisper”: A New Single by Scarlett Macfarlane inspired by Alice in Wonderland Scarlett Macfarlane transforms winter into a beautifully unsettling wonderland on her new single, “Winter’s Whisper.” Blending the restless energy of 1990s alternative…
Jennifer Esposito Brings us Fresh Kills.
Jennifer Esposito on rage, survival, and refusing to wait for a seat at the table. Jennifer Esposito has been a familiar face for three decades, appearing in Summer of Sam, Crash, Blue Bloods, and The…
The Performance of Vanishing: Hollywood’s New Thin Obsession
For decades, women have heard the same instructions. Be this. Wear that. Eat less. Today, we like to think we’ve moved past it. But have we really, or are we just trapped in the performance…
Camille Vivier at the MEP
A first major retrospective of one of France’s most distinctive photographic voices From June 10 to September 13, 2026, the Maison Européenne de la Photographie (MEP) in Paris presents the first retrospective dedicated to French…
Mesnographies 2026 Photography Festival
Mesnographies 2026: photography as testimony, memory and resistance From June 6 to September 1, 2026, the sixth edition of Mesnographies returns to Les Mesnuls with one of its most committed programs to date. The event…
Sweet Land, Twenty Years Later
At the Walker Art Center and the Hewing Hotel, Minneapolis celebrated Sweet Land. This film is about immigration, memory, farming, and the melancholy of belonging. There are films that age into nostalgia, and then there…
