
28.10.2026Halloween’s Unholy Delights for Every Horror Film Fan
A Halloween horror watchlist, from Smile 2 and The Substance to Funny Games, Misery, Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein and the cult series Supernatural.
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28.10.2026A Halloween horror watchlist, from Smile 2 and The Substance to Funny Games, Misery, Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein and the cult series Supernatural.
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23.09.2026Ryuichi Sakamoto's first major European retrospective at Hamburger Bahnhof in Berlin turns sound into a spatial, sensory experience of time.
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30.08.2026Choreographer and dancer James Vu Anh Pham on his Vietnamese refugee heritage, Madonna's Celebration Tour, and his creative partnership with FKA twigs.
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10.07.2026Explore how art and cultural value collide in One of Them Days (2025), starring Keke Palmer and SZA, in this film analysis.
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05.05.2026Discover the standout national pavilions at the 2026 Venice Biennale – from Lubaina Himid's British show to Qatar's debut and the UAE's sound-driven exhibition.
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17.02.2026A reflective analysis of Kogonada’s A Big Bold Beautiful Journey, exploring memory, love, identity and how a modern rom-com reimagines emotional connection.
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13.01.2026How women writers, critics, and readers are reshaping literature online through blogs, podcasts, BookTok, and digital publishing.
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12.01.2026by Linda Rubino
Practical guide to ethical curatorial practice: oceanic frameworks, Indigenous protocols and low-impact logistics beyond the star-curator model.
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04.01.2026by Mari Rowan
A curated guide to major cultural projects and exhibitions in 2026, from museum openings to landmark shows across art, fashion and design.
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06.12.2025by Victoria Gandraman-Schwartz
From white cubes to tiers-lieux, this essay explores how artists and curators in Paris use third places like Studio Albatros to build community, share journals and rethink exhibition spaces.
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27.11.2025A feminist film analysis of Yorgos Lanthimos' Poor Things (2023), exploring Bella Baxter's agency, power, sex work, Polite Society and the "Born Sexy Yesterday" trope.
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24.11.2025Discover five independent art publishers reshaping art books from Rome to Copenhagen with bold design, political stories and accessible models for artists.
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28.10.2026A Halloween horror watchlist, from Smile 2 and The Substance to Funny Games, Misery, Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein and the cult series Supernatural.
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16.10.2026Marzena Jarczak, Creative Director of Harper's Bazaar Polska, on art criticism, close looking, and giving readers room to interpret an image.
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11.10.2026Alexander Skarsgård takes over a desert diner town in The Rolling Stones’ “Mr. Charm” video, directed by Henry Scholfield, where only Sara Sampaio refuses to fall for his act.
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25.09.2026Olivia Wilde's The Invite turns a dinner party with Penelope Cruz, Edward Norton and Seth Rogen into a sharp satire of social media and performed intimacy.
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23.09.2026Ryuichi Sakamoto's first major European retrospective at Hamburger Bahnhof in Berlin turns sound into a spatial, sensory experience of time.
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11.09.2026Actress and musician Breanna YDE discusses what draws her to challenging roles, the overlap between film and theatre, and making art from a place of deep emotional honesty and vulnerability.
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03.09.2026by WeDirectory
Discover 10 essential TASCHEN books spanning photography, fashion, architecture, and design. From Wolfgang Tillmans to Helmut Newton, explore curated visual histories at special prices.
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01.09.2026Explore Berlin Art Week 2026 (Sep 9-13). Discover major exhibitions including Ryuichi Sakamoto retrospective, Maurizio Cattelan's NIGHT, and Carrie Mae Weems.
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30.08.2026Choreographer and dancer James Vu Anh Pham on his Vietnamese refugee heritage, Madonna's Celebration Tour, and his creative partnership with FKA twigs.
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21.08.2026An in-depth conversation with Massimo Osanna about archaeology, cultural heritage, and his vision for integrating museums, cinema, theatre and music.
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09.08.2026Curry Barker's Obsession explores how a wish-granting curse exposes toxic male fantasy through horror.
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29.07.2026From Vogue Italia to Vogue Talents and Fondazione Sozzani, Sara Sozzani Maino discusses scouting young designers and why creativity, sustainability, and culture are inseparable today.
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10.07.2026Explore how art and cultural value collide in One of Them Days (2025), starring Keke Palmer and SZA, in this film analysis.
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01.07.2026by WeDirectory
Discover June 2026's standout fashion websites — visionary designers, stylists & makeup artists shaping slow fashion, editorial craft & artisanal storytelling. Curated by WeDirectory.
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18.05.2026Venice Biennale 2026 opened in crisis and controversy. Francesca Interlenghi reviews In Minor Keys, Koyo Kouoh's final vision.
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13.05.2026Indonesian artist Dian Suci wins the 10th Max Mara Art Prize for Women, earning a six-month Italian residency and a solo show at Museum MACAN in 2027.
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05.05.2026Discover the standout national pavilions at the 2026 Venice Biennale – from Lubaina Himid's British show to Qatar's debut and the UAE's sound-driven exhibition.
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15.04.2026Interview with Gabrielle Goliath on the cancelled South African Pavilion at the Venice Biennale and the presentation of Elegy
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08.03.2026A reflection on the collective processes shaping Agnieszka Kurant’s practice, starting from works recently presented at Galleria Lia Rumma in Naples.
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02.03.2026Emerald Fennell’s Wuthering Heights (2026) explored through fashion and visual illusion, revealing how aesthetic perfection conceals emotional decay and the slow loss of self.
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17.02.2026A reflective analysis of Kogonada’s A Big Bold Beautiful Journey, exploring memory, love, identity and how a modern rom-com reimagines emotional connection.
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21.01.2026Interview with curator Marco Scotini on Disobedience Archive—an evolving video archive linking art and activism, counter-histories, and resistance.
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20.01.2026Why joining an art collective after graduation helps artists survive precarity, replace lost school structures and keep making work together.
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14.01.2026Explore the history of sound art through 10 iconic 20th-century works, tracing the movement from Italian Futurists to Fluxus and beyond.
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13.01.2026How women writers, critics, and readers are reshaping literature online through blogs, podcasts, BookTok, and digital publishing.
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13.01.2026Explore the history, creative freedom and challenges of short films and why they remain vital to independent cinema and modern visual storytelling.
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13.01.2026How Gen Z buys art, what they value, and five collectors to watch - with practical steps galleries can take now.
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13.01.2026As digital fatigue grows, print media is returning as a cultural and creative force. Here's why magazines, books, and slow media matter again.
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12.01.2026by Linda Rubino
Practical guide to ethical curatorial practice: oceanic frameworks, Indigenous protocols and low-impact logistics beyond the star-curator model.
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11.01.2026by Grace Palmer
An in-depth exploration of sound design, from Burial’s urban dubstep to modern ambient soundscapes and the future of sonic environments.
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07.01.2026Visit Trinity College Dublin’s Long Room: Book of Kells, Gaia by Luke Jerram, history, restoration notes, and practical tips for planning your visit.
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05.01.2026by Mari Rowan
A curated look at some of the most anticipated movies of 2026, from auteur-driven dramas to major franchises.
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04.01.2026by Mari Rowan
A curated guide to major cultural projects and exhibitions in 2026, from museum openings to landmark shows across art, fashion and design.
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29.12.2025An essay on stillness in cinema, slow films, and everyday life, from La Dolce Vita to Perfect Days, exploring why films where nothing happens feel essential.
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28.12.2025by Valeria Krel
An exploration of instrumental music, from classical composers to film scores, lo-fi beats and modern artists, and why wordless music still matters.
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19.12.2025Explore Fabio Mauri's centenary exhibition "De Oppressione" at Triennale Milano, where screens, installations and archives expose how ideology shapes power and memory.
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06.12.2025by Victoria Gandraman-Schwartz
From white cubes to tiers-lieux, this essay explores how artists and curators in Paris use third places like Studio Albatros to build community, share journals and rethink exhibition spaces.
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06.12.2025Cultural film analysis of Yorgos Lanthimos' Bugonia (2025): conspiracy culture, corporate power, Michelle Fuller's alien ambiguity, and the psychology of believing alternative narratives.
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04.12.2025Atlas 9 is a massive immersive sci-fi art experience packed with hand-built sets, interactive puzzles and hidden stories, inviting visitors to explore a thrilling cinematic world.
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29.11.2025by Abhijan X.
A review of Naeem Mohaiemen's three-channel film Through A Mirror, Darkly at Artangel, linking Vietnam, Kent & Jackson State and today's campus protests.
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27.11.2025A feminist film analysis of Yorgos Lanthimos' Poor Things (2023), exploring Bella Baxter's agency, power, sex work, Polite Society and the "Born Sexy Yesterday" trope.
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26.11.2025Sudanese music, faith and diaspora identity through the poetic folk songs of Mustafa the Poet, from Tiny Desk debates to the meaning of authenticity.
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25.11.2025Explore Joseph Awuah-Darkos art of dying online and how social media turns suffering, empathy and attention into a performance in contemporary art.
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24.11.2025An essay on American neorealism in 1950s Westerns, where violence, guilt, freedom and outsiders reveal the darker truths of U.S. identity.
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24.11.2025Discover five independent art publishers reshaping art books from Rome to Copenhagen with bold design, political stories and accessible models for artists.
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24.11.2025by Miluna Valen
A funny, honest guide to writing for beginners from creative spaces and productivity myths to rejection letters and writerly insecurities.
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23.11.2025Explore EmotionAir, art you can feel at Balloon Museum Chicago 2025: an immersive inflatable show of touch, play and sensory installations that spark joy.
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23.11.2025by Linda Rubino
Your 2026 Venice Biennale guide to "In Minor Keys" - dates, preview days, key off-site shows (Armitage, Kanwar), and must-see Venice galleries.
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