The Rhetorical Purpose

Winner of the Visionary Award, Benny Safdie dissects his solo debut “The Smashing Machine,” the raw transformation of Dwayne Johnson, and hi

Stu Mackenzie breaks down the chaos of King Gizzard’s latest tour, balancing orchestral discipline with modular synthesis, and details the e

We sit down with Dry Cleaning during their tour with Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, as they reflect on their roots and the reissue of their firs

Located where the river Thames bends north to east, before it reaches Shakesperare’s Globe, Tate Modern and Borough Market, stands the impre

In 2008, Mark Leckey won the Turner Prize for his video art film “Industrial Light and Magic,” which led to his work being exhibited at Tate

We spoke with German artist and director Oliver Latta, known as Extraweg. You might recognize his work from the critically acclaimed Apple T

Ed Atkins has spent fifteen years asking one big question: where does our digital life end and real human feeling begin? The Oxford-born, Co

We sit down with Yukimi, Little Dragon’s frontwoman, as she releases her debut album on Ninja Tune, “For Yo” a soulful journey through grief

We chat to Charlie McDowell and Emily Matthews about “The Summer Book,” their latest film recently presented at Stockholm Film Festival, abo

Steve McQueen shares his vision for his latest old-fashioned movie, “Blitz,” featuring Saoirse Ronan and Harris Dickinson, discussing the co

We sit down with Autechre to revisit their career beginnings and enduring collaboration with the likes of Warp Records, The Designers Republ

The renowned French Maison is celebrating 50 years of exceptional jewelry design and cultural influence in Japan. The event, “MUSUBI - Half-

Both works, like F.A.M.I.L.Y., give the audience the power to interact and contribute to the final result, making the experience playful and

New York-based, Italy-born contemporary artist Maurizio Cattelan (b. 1960) has brought his provocative artistic vision to the Moderna Museet

We catch up with Vietnamese-Swedish chef Pi Thanh Lé, whose two-Michelin-star restaurant AIRA is elevating the game in Stockholm while reach

Attention, photography lovers, this is a last call for those who haven’t visited the Japanese artist’s biggest solo show in the UK yet: it e