Category: 5. Entertainment

How do you adequately fill an art-historical gap?

A retrospective for Chafik Charobim was held at the American University in Cairo’s Margo Veillon Gallery of Modern Egyptian Art last December….

Every few years, you’ll hear a familiar refrain: “Opera is dying.”

National surveys point to slumping attendance at live performances. Audiences are aging, leaving fewer fans to fill seats at productions of “La Bohème,”…

The Parisian artist uses storytelling and masquerade as a form of political gesture, probing how societal scripts and identities are inhabited and continually undone

Julie Béna’s first major exhibition in France stages a tragicomic theatre…

Lead ImageTommy Kha, Headtown (XII), Midtown Memphis, 2021Courtesy of Tommy Kha and Higher Pictures

It’s a year of years for Grace Wales Bonner, who in a few months’ time will take over as creative director of menswear at Hermès, a role held by Véronique Nichanian, fashion’s longest-serving creative director.

In the meantime,

The BMW M3 GT2 by Jeff Koons entered in the LMGT2 class at the 2010 24 Hours of Le Mans was another flamboyant example of Pop Art in the Art Car series. Designed as an expression of speed, power and movement, it turned heads on track before its…

The Woodbourne hotel, Isle of Man

I felt eyes on me the second I stepped into the pub. It was as though we were interlopers in a sacred space – everyone turned to look. Self-consciously, I walked to a door labelled “BAR” and pushed it open,…

This year’s Singapore Art Week (SAW) includes several celebrations of Southeast Asia’s female artists, including the release of the book You Are Seen: Women’s Contemporary Art Practice in Southeast Asia, and the exhibition Fear No Power:…

Milan, Italy
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The skies may have clouded over during the Fall-Winter 2026 season of Milan Men’s Fashion Week, but for many in the city, spirits were high – lifted by…