Arts & Culture
Swimming in Copenhagen with Mikkel Karstad
Mikkel Karstad maintains that the best mornings start with a rush of adrenaline in the chilly Copenhagen sea.
06/10/2017
Essential Reading
Transportable and transportive: the beauty of literature and its ability to absorb us in different worlds.
28/08/2017
Lola Kirke
Awkward and ascending: Actor Lola Kirke talks to Pip Usher about auditions, America and her next act.
28/08/2017
One Plus Two Is Blue
With synesthesia, senses overlap: Letters become colors, colors become sounds, sounds become tastes.
28/08/2017
Personology
Want a new partner who likes ironing and poetry? Science might help you find one.
28/08/2017
William Kentridge
The South African artist opens a new space in which failure is fostered.
28/08/2017
Far From Pedestrian
A rambling path: walking the line between civilization and wilderness.
25/08/2017
Word: Desenrascanço
Forget hygge: Uncertain times call for problem-solving the Portuguese way.
13/06/2017
Gerry Johansson: Tyre Choice
From Parisian publisher Libraryman, a new photo book by Gerry Johansson titled Tyre Choice.
26/05/2017
Juergen Teller's Raw Authenticity
On Juergen Teller's Berlin exhibition, Enjoy Your Life!
25/05/2017
The Wave: Beyond Hokusai
The Great Wave, created by Katsushika Hokusai in 1831, remains the most iconic—and reproduced—non-Western image in art.
24/05/2017
Isabel & Ruben Toledo
To enter the loft of Isabel and Ruben Toledo is to ascend into a Borgesian sense of infinitude.
22/05/2017
Relationships in Letters
Letter writing, the endangered species of correspondence, is responsible for nurturing some of history’s most celebrated relationships.
22/05/2017
Man's Best Friend
For licking our friends and biting our enemies, we celebrate the endless loyalty of four-legged companions.
22/05/2017
