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PARAÍSO: Latin America, Together in London

The first thing you saw when you walked into PARAÍSO was a stack of letters. The Mexican conceptual artist Felipe Ehrenberg fell in love with the British postal service while living in exile in England in the late 1960s, and made it his medium. A show of his mail art was meant to open in 2016, but was cancelled when his health failed. Ten years later it finally hung at the entrance of London's new Latin American art fair. I could not think of a better welcome.

Celeste Melgar·November 10, 2026
Section 4, life

Sevara: Letters To My Future Self

Blending indie rock, alternative and R&B, the singer-songwriter draws on her Uzbek heritage to write about personal transformation and the quiet confidence of learning to trust the process.

Alex Bentsman·October 29, 2026
Section 2, art galleries

ALIEN PEOPLE by Fedor Oralov at Stolen Space and House Objets

On 6 October, curated by Arina Baburskova, Fedor Oralov's first solo exhibition ALIEN PEOPLE had its opening. The event took place at the Stolenspace Gallery and was brought to Galleria Objets for another three days, until 11 Octber.

Alexandra Kurskaya·October 10, 2026
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Section 2, art galleries

PARAÍSO: Latin America, Together in London

The first thing you saw when you walked into PARAÍSO was a stack of letters. The Mexican conceptual artist Felipe Ehrenberg fell in love with the British postal service while living in exile in England in the late 1960s, and made it his medium. A show of his mail art was meant to open in 2016, but was cancelled when his health failed. Ten years later it finally hung at the entrance of London's new Latin American art fair. I could not think of a better welcome.

Celeste Melgar·November 10, 2026·11 min read
Section 2, art galleries

FEAR (OF) AND INTIMACY: Between the urge and the fear of losing it

Can the urge for intimacy be separated from the fear of losing it, especially when under the influence of a disrupted sense of belonging? That question inspired Fear (of) and Intimacy, a group exhibition, curated by Anastasia Shulman at the Candid Arts Trust in London from 3 to 5 October 2026.

Alexandra Kurskaya·November 4, 2026·10 min read
Section 4, life

Sevara: Letters To My Future Self

Blending indie rock, alternative and R&B, the singer-songwriter draws on her Uzbek heritage to write about personal transformation and the quiet confidence of learning to trust the process.

Alex Bentsman·October 29, 2026·7 min read
Section 2, art galleries

The Polish avant-garde: ‘Pop Art or New Pop’ at Galeria DAP, Warsaw

Founded in 1979 against the backdrop of communist Poland, the art group Łódź Kaliska now finds a home at Galeria DAP in Warsaw, with its work featured in ‘Pop Art or New Pop’, an exhibition organised by Galerie Kantor Sztuki.

Anfal Sheyx·October 16, 2026·10 min read
Section 2, art galleries

ALIEN PEOPLE by Fedor Oralov at Stolen Space and House Objets

On 6 October, curated by Arina Baburskova, Fedor Oralov's first solo exhibition ALIEN PEOPLE had its opening. The event took place at the Stolenspace Gallery and was brought to Galleria Objets for another three days, until 11 Octber.

Alexandra Kurskaya·October 10, 2026·10 min read
Section 4, life

Another 10 UNESCO World Heritage Sites You Need To Visit

If you have been lucky enough to see the Colosseum in Rome or Petra in Jordan, or even Angkor Wat in Cambodia, here is a list of underrated UNESCO World Heritage Sites you need to see in your lifetime.

Anfal Sheyx·September 29, 2026·5 min read
Section 3, fashion

Three Objects at the Archive Room

"Archive Room’s mission is to ignite curiosity in Riga and beyond, shining a spotlight on archival fashion and the ideas woven into it."

Benjamin Lapkis·September 29, 2026·10 min read
Section 4, life

Why We Travel for One Thing

I had always wanted to cry at the opera.

Section 5, archive

Archival Fashion: Why We Keep Looking Back

The most coveted items in fashion today are rarely new.

Alexandra Kurskaya·September 24, 2026·15 min read
Section 1, visual art

Art as a Lifelong Pilgrimage

Wallace Chan: From the Microscopic, Building the Monumental

Alison Lo, FRSA·September 22, 2026·14 min read
Section 4, life

The Gentlemen Behind Investment

Four men, four disciplines, one investment house: Diagram Capital in the heart of the City of London.

Alex Bentsman·September 18, 2026·7 min read
Section 3, fashion

ARCHIVE D'ACCRO: Code of an Instinct

Designers operate on instinct: hours of experimentation, failure and success that eventually manifest as a tangible commodity.

Kai Foitzick and Victor Novotny·September 16, 2026·10 min read
Section 1, visual art

Alexandra Resnikov: Building Bridges Between Art, Culture, and Contemporary Dialogue

Much of contemporary art, at least implicitly, engages with the human condition. So what does an exhibition titled Human Being add to a subject that is already so familiar? Alexandra Resnikov’s answer, staged at the Mandarin Oriental Savoy in Zurich last October, was to shift both the context and the terms of the conversation.

Mira Moiseyev & Alexandra Resnikov·September 16, 2026·7 min read
Section 1, visual art

The Value Trap

By Victoria Maleci, a researcher who explores strategic models of arts management and the institutional dynamics shaping contemporary curatorial practice.

Victoria Maleci·September 16, 2026·7 min read
Section 2, art galleries

Exhibition Digest 2026-2027

The season when the leaves start to turn always marks a new wave of art exhibitions around the world, offering plenty of reasons to visit museums, galleries and other art venues. This period will bring together a variety of themes in the fields of art and culture, ranging from cultural memory and history to fashion, design and pressing social issues.

Alexandra Kurskaya·September 15, 2026·10 min read
Section 1, visual art

Is RCA Worth It?

Dani Marcel’s perspective Dani Marcel is an artist known for his work in durational performance. He creates performances by altering his daily life based on prompts, often taking weeks or months to complete one. He lives and works in London. In 2020, Dani graduated from the Royal College of Art.

Dani Marcel·September 15, 2026·3 min read
Section 1, visual art

The Inward Turn

Venice this year is full of interiors, and none of them are a retreat.

Tyko Schuff·September 15, 2026·7 min read
Section 3, fashion

The Asian Streetwear You Are Sleeping On

How a London-born, Portuguese-Peruvian-English DJ found her creative home in Seoul, and started rethinking what "Made in Asia" fashion really means.

KAZ ·August 14, 2026·5 min read
Section 4, life

Seeking Otherness: Latvian photographer Eva Duman on difference-seeking and soul-capturing

Photojournalism finds one of its fathers in the Scottish photographer John Thomson, who in 1873 travelled through rural China with one of the first portable cameras, a “dark mysterious instrument” which, combined with an intensified eyesight, held the power “to pierce the very souls of the natives, and to produce miraculous pictures by some black art” (John Thomson, Illustrations of China and Its People, 1873 to 1874).

Mira Moiseyev & Eva Duman·August 14, 2026·5 min read
Section 4, life

The Refusal to Be Read

Why Gen Z's obsession with aesthetic clarity is flattening identity, and what it means to resist it

Mira Moiseyev & Alex Bentsman·August 7, 2026·14 min read
01 PARAÍSO: Latin America, Together in London Editorial Section 2, art galleries 11 min 02 FEAR (OF) AND INTIMACY: Between the urge and the fear of losing it Editorial Section 2, art galleries 10 min 03 Sevara: Letters To My Future Self Editorial Section 4, life 7 min 04 The Polish avant-garde: ‘Pop Art or New Pop’ at Galeria DAP, Warsaw Editorial Section 2, art galleries 10 min 05 ALIEN PEOPLE by Fedor Oralov at Stolen Space and House Objets Editorial Section 2, art galleries 10 min 06 Another 10 UNESCO World Heritage Sites You Need To Visit Editorial Section 4, life 5 min 07 Three Objects at the Archive Room Editorial Section 3, fashion 10 min 08 Why We Travel for One Thing Editorial Section 4, life 10 min 09 Archival Fashion: Why We Keep Looking Back Editorial Section 5, archive 15 min 10 Art as a Lifelong Pilgrimage Editorial Section 1, visual art 14 min 11 The Gentlemen Behind Investment Editorial Section 4, life 7 min 12 ARCHIVE D'ACCRO: Code of an Instinct Editorial Section 3, fashion 10 min 13 Alexandra Resnikov: Building Bridges Between Art, Culture, and Contemporary Dialogue Editorial Section 1, visual art 7 min 14 The Value Trap Editorial Section 1, visual art 7 min 15 Exhibition Digest 2026-2027 Editorial Section 2, art galleries 10 min 16 Is RCA Worth It? Editorial Section 1, visual art 3 min 17 The Inward Turn Editorial Section 1, visual art 7 min 18 The Asian Streetwear You Are Sleeping On Editorial Section 3, fashion 5 min 19 Seeking Otherness: Latvian photographer Eva Duman on difference-seeking and soul-capturing Editorial Section 4, life 5 min 20 The Refusal to Be Read Editorial Section 4, life 14 min

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