Archive for September 2026
Warhol, Haring, Basquiat: An Artistic Friendship
Opera Gallery in Paris is presenting “Warhol, Haring, Basquiat. An Artistic Friendship”, an exploration of the relationship between the three artists. Three artists who understood before almost anyone else that celebrity, advertising, television, graffiti, branding, and cultural overload were becoming the language of contemporary life. The exhibition will take place from the 16th of October…
Read Morebimpoman: The Geometry of Anonymity and Chaos
Unpacking Aura, Imperfection, and Unrestricted Aesthetics in the Visual Universe of bimpoman Stepping into the visual universe of bimpoman means embracing a world where anonymity is not an act of hiding, but a deliberate method of liberation. Operating behind a veil of calculated mystery, the artist strips away easy answers, allowing the work to speak…
Read MoreLes Rencontres de la Photographie d’Arles
Opening Week at France’s Premier Photographic Festival, Les Rencontres de la Photographie d’Arles It was July in the South of France, and it seemed as if half the country was heading to Les Rencontres de la Photographie d’Arles. As Mia Macfarlane, co-founder of IRK said, “For this week, it’s the place to be in France.”…
Read MoreBritish Pullman, More than A Belmond Train Journey
Wes Anderson brings his unmistakable cinematic eye to Cygnus; Baz Luhrmann and Catherine Martin conjure the fantastical world of Celia. Aboard British Pullman, almost a century of history meets contemporary storytelling, exquisite craft, ever-changing light and shifting views, and the glorious pleasure of dressing up and going nowhere in particular. There are journeys for which…
Read MoreFlama Design House: The Art of Crafted Digitalism
From everyday packaging to playful rivalry, why human intention remains the ultimate luxury in design at Flama Design House. Ecem Kavaklı Dağlı and Can Dağlı built Flama Design House around a singular conviction: design must carry a human soul. Through their philosophy of Crafted Digitalism, they actively unite traditional techniques like hand-lettering and printmaking with…
Read MoreRaxada Project: The Living Memory of Craft
Bridging ancestral craft and contemporary fashion design through the sartorial vision of Raxada Project Based in the tranquil landscapes of Asturias, founders María and Marina create a thoughtful dialogue between ancestral memory and contemporary fashion through their apparel label, Raxada Project. After leaving the unrelenting pace of the fast-fashion circuit, they established their clothing studio…
Read MoreTréca Paris Brings Us the Art of Sleep
This Paris Design week, Tréca Paris joins forces with three major Paris designers to create three dreamlike installations. Founded in 1935 in Alsace, Tréca is rooted in the French tradition of handmade bedding. Dedicated to French manufacturing and solely manmade production, Tréca create unique pieces tailored to individual purposes. Their personal and bespoke approach to…
Read MoreCoco Rocha: On Being a Supermodel
Coco Rocha gives us the full picture on modelling, beyond the camera lens. In this exclusive interview, supermodel Coco Rocha peels back the glossy veneer of fashion to reveal the grit, artistry, and resilience that have defined her storied career. From walking for legends like Jean Paul Gaultier to posing for Steven Meisel’s lens, Rocha…
Read MoreEthem Onur Bilgiç: The Anatomy of a Line
Bridging heritage and international platforms, Ethem Onur Bilgiç discusses craft, motion, and imperfection. In an era of sterile digital perfection, Ethem Onur Bilgiç transforms the graphic line into an emotive narrative. During his university years in Istanbul, he discovered Ralph Steadman and Ashley Wood. This discovery shaped his multidisciplinary practice across cinema, literature, and editorial…
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