Year: 2026

Pepa Ivanova on Why Humans Might Be the Most Invasive Species

Pepa Ivanova’s practice begins with attention: to ecosystems in motion, to species that migrate and adapt, to invisible forces that shape the living world, and to the traces human activity leaves behind. Working across ecology, technology, research and social observation, she follows connections that are easy to overlook, allowing scientific […]

The Girl Who Turned a Day into a Smile

Dmytry Krapivin works from Kraków, Poland, creating photographs that seem to carry their own weather, their own temperature, their own private mythology. Across his series, tenderness and desire inhabit the same frame with remarkable ease, while a certain fairy-tale quality settles quietly over the images. There is an elegance to […]

Step Into Evgeny Batievsky’s Dystopian Sensual Dream

Evgeny Batievsky belongs to that rare category of artists whose creative language refuses to remain within a single discipline. Based in Sochi, the Russian photographer moves between visual storytelling, sound engineering and DJ culture, carrying something from each field into the next. Rhythm, atmosphere, tension and silence find their way […]

Adam Driver Enters James Gray’s Darkest New York in “Paper Tiger”

James Gray returns to New York with “Paper Tiger”, a crime drama steeped in family tensions, working-class lives and the particular unease of a city caught between eras. Following its Cannes premiere in May, the film has now unveiled its first teaser ahead of its North American debut at the […]

Disney Has a New “Planet of the Apes” Saga in the Making

Nearly six decades after the franchise first sent humanity into the ruins of its own civilisation, “Planet of the Apes” is approaching another turning point. Disney appears to be stepping away from the story established by “Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes”, leaving behind the characters, locations and unresolved […]

BLINK-182 Aren’t Done Yet: A New Album Is Underway

Blink-182 are not treating their current chapter as a conclusion. Drummer Travis Barker has confirmed that the band have already begun working on a new album, suggesting that the creative momentum behind their reunion is still very much intact. The news surfaced during Barker’s recent appearance on The New York […]

What’s Left When You Take the Labels Off Wataru Shindo

Wataru Shindo doesn’t like being introduced. Ask him what he does, and he’ll tell you it’s complicated. Musician, yes, but also someone who ties people up in front of an audience and calls it trust made visible. He talks about both the same way: no ego, no mystique, just two […]

Jia CURATED 2026: Design in Dialogue with Nature

In Bali, design rarely exists in isolation from its surroundings. For its fifth edition, Jia CURATED moves closer to the elements themselves, relocating to a beachfront setting where sand, stone, vegetation, shifting light and the sea become part of the exhibition’s spatial vocabulary. Running from August 13–17, 2026, the event […]

Jim Carrey Is About to Reboot Your Childhood With “The Jetsons”

After years of speculation, Jim Carrey has officially boarded the long-awaited live-action adaptation of “The Jetsons”, bringing one of animation’s most enduring visions of the future a step closer to the big screen. The confirmation arrives roughly a year after reports first suggested the actor was negotiating to join the […]

LINKIN PARK Tells the Story Behind Its Return in “Unshatter”

Nearly a decade after the death of Chester Bennington reshaped the future of Linkin Park, the band is preparing to open one of the most defining chapters of its history to the public. This autumn, the group will release “Unshatter”, a feature-length documentary directed by longtime member Joe Hahn, arriving […]

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