The Pallavicini Family: Aristocratic Tradition and the Challenges of the Digital Age
The aristocracy has long stood as a fundamental pillar of European society, exerting a profound and lasting influence on both … Continued
“Libres!!!”: The Cabaret That Revives the Anarchist Women Who Fought to Emancipate Spanish Women
The Teatro de La Abadía opens its season with a production about “Mujeres Libres,” the anarcho-syndicalist organization that championed women’s … Continued
Constructing the Facts: Sandra Gamarra Heshiki’s Archaeology of the Present at MAC Lima
There is a scene in Peru’s recent collective memory that the body politic has struggled to process: the civil protests … Continued
Kencut’s “A Journey Through Button-Eyed Worlds”: A Monograph on the Soul Behind the Button Eyes — on view at GR Gallery
Running concurrently with the opening of Blue Season, GR Gallery presents the release of Suanjaya Kencut’s long-awaited monograph, A Journey Through Button-Eyed … Continued
Roberto de Olazábal and ‘La Carretera’: Walking the Endless Road of Memory, Light, and Longing — Where Verse Maps the Soul and Every Journey Leads Home
In the veiled light of Lima, where the Pacific whispers secrets to the desert and the Andes stand sentinel over … Continued
La Traviata Returns to Rome: Valentino Garavani and Sofia Coppola’s Production to Be Broadcast Live at Piazza di Spagna
June 24, 2026 — Ten years after its debut, the iconic production of La Traviata conceived by Valentino Garavani and Giancarlo Giammetti and … Continued
The Cartographer of Nostalgia: How Enrique Olvera, the Mexican Filmmaker and Director Who Traced the Mexican Soul Across Five Continents Through Cinema, Found His Way Back to Poland
There is a moment, in every emigrant’s life, when the country they left becomes more real than the country they … Continued
“Non-Doms: How Many Are Really Leaving the United Kingdom?”. An Interview with Alessandro Belluzzo, Founding Partner of Belluzzo International Partners
In recent months, there has been much talk of a “flight from the UK” by non-domiciled residents (“non-doms”). … Continued
Magdalena Korpas Shines as Maguy at Cannes: A Story of Broken Girls, Broken Systems, and the Cost of Survival
There is a kind of silence that settles over forgotten places. The castle of Cadillac-sur-Garonne, with its grey stone walls … Continued
Fragmentia: Oculations of Reality — Kevin Pineda’s Elegy for the Discarded Image at SPRUCE Gallery, Manila
There is a point, in the life of every photograph, where its fate is decided. It can be the flick … Continued