Culture
Thula Thula and The Silent Fight Against Poaching
A Landscape Shaped by Peace Set in the heart of Zululand, Thula Thula stands as a game reserve shaped by love, compassion and perseverance. Thula Thula, is a Zulu word for peace and tranquility. This…
La Sape: A Celebration of Style and Identity in Congo
La Sape, short for Société des Ambianceurs et des Personnes Élégantes (Society of Ambience-Makers and Elegant People) La Sape, short for Société des Ambianceurs et des Personnes Élégantes (Society of Ambience-Makers and Elegant People). Is…
Francisco Alcazar Radical, Joy-Driven Fashion
Working between fashion, performance, and installation, Alcazar reimagines waste through a queer lens as something intimate, powerful, and unapologetically beautiful. Francisco Alcazar designs as if optimism were a technical skill, measured, intentional, and quietly radical….
The Invisible Construction Site: Building Cinema Before the Screen
The Invisible Construction Site pulls cinema apart before your eyes. Far from a traditional exhibition, it exposes the hidden labour behind film, drawing visitors into the engine room of filmmaking. Presented at the Jérôme Seydoux-Pathé…
John Harris & the Art of Sculptural Copper Corsetry
John Harris’s sculptural copper corsets take center stage in IRK’s Tribal Issue, photographed by Sammy Baxter. There is fashion that decorates the body. However, there is also fashion that reconstructs it entirely. John Harris operates…
ALAINPAUL at the Opéra National de Paris
ALAINPAUL’s costume designs are currently featured at the Opéra national de Paris. Contrastes, is a program of contemporary ballet running through December 31, 2025. The evening brings together works by four choreographers, each proposing a…
KHRUANGBIN REDISCOVER THEIR COSMIC DEBUT ALBUM
Khruangbin returns to its debut album, The Universe Smiles Upon You ii, with new clarity, renewed curiosity, and a decade of artistic growth. Decade after The Universe Smiles Upon You first introduced their unmistakable sound….
Michel Haddi The Unfiltered Lens
Few photographers have lived as loudly or as vividly as Michel Haddi. Born in postwar France toa French father and a Berber mother, Haddi’s story reads like a film: growing up in a rough Paris…
