Archive for August 2026
NeSpoon’s lace street art
NeSpoon is one of the most distinct voices in contemporary urban art. She has built an international reputation by transforming the harsh concrete surfaces into delicate street art lace canvases. “The barriers are mostly in our minds. When you realize this, you can move beyond the pattern that limits you, and maybe you can even…
Read MoreFrida Kahlo: The Making of an Icon
We Mistake Recognition for Understanding Frida Kahlo is one of the most recognisable artists in the world. But what happens when an image becomes so familiar that it begins to obscure the work itself? That is the question quietly running through Frida: The Making of an Icon at Tate Modern. Notice the title. This is…
Read MoreMarcel Walldorf: Sculptures of Absurdity and Social Contradictions
About Marcel Walldorf Marcel Walldorf is a sculptor based in Frankfurt am Main. His practice translates social observation into accessible, narrative works. He usually starts from everyday situations, social habits, or institutional logic and turns them into physical objects that can be read immediately, without requiring specialist knowledge. Humor, irony, and visual contradiction are central tools…
Read MoreDylan Perlot – Be Kind Rewind
Dylan Perlot unpacks his latest editorial, Be Kind, Rewind, his refusal of sterile perfection, and why his career-defining moment is still ahead of him. From small-town France to Los Angeles, the photographer, Dylan Perlot unpacks his latest editorial, Be Kind, Rewind. He also discusses his refusal of sterile perfection and why he still measures his…
Read MoreJennifer 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 Boys. Growing up in Staten Island, she fought against Hollywood stereotypes that limited her to secondary roles. Later, she battled…
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