When Loie Hollowell and I first start discussing her mesmerizing work, which combines the gestures of great feminist artists with the luminous, inherent sexuality of Neo-Tantric painters, I can almost feel her blushing through the telephone. “I call my abstract paintings ‘Linked Lingams,’” says the California-raised, New York-based artist, 40. She describes her visual vocabulary … Read more
Jo Baker has been counting down the days until she gets to work with actor Lucy Boynton again. For this evening’s look, worn in celebration of Chanel’s new Fifth Avenue flagship, Baker created a neon mod eye moment, petal pink and swirls of silver shimmer framed by ample lashes. “Lucy is my ultimate muse,” says … Read more
I have also noticed that almost every woman has struggled with disordered eating somewhere along the way in their life, and at a clinical level it is also highly, highly prevalent. And yet I don’t see the issue being seated in the public intellectual sphere with the same kind of serious attention that other mental … Read more
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The presence of intimacy coordinators, Katharine Hardman and Elle McAlpine, was another aid. (McAlpine also worked on Yorgos Lanthimos’s Poor Things.) “We all sat down and had a really in-depth discussion about the relationship, about what the intimacy in that relationship would look like, about how it evolves, how it differs from the intimacy in … Read more
Carmen Rosa flying, from The Flying Cholitas, 2010. © Daniele Tamagni/Courtesy Giordano Tamagni As emphasised by the co-curator Aïda Muluneh, Tamagni’s mission has always been to catch the richness of the African continent in terms of diversity and untold stories. In order to support emerging photographers in creating new narrations about Africa, the exhibition concludes … Read more
A famous example can be seen at Porto’s São Bento Railway Station, where Jorge Colaço, one of Portugal’s foremost azulejo artists, created blue-and-white panels of tiles illustrating scenes of daily life, such as the hay harvest, alongside murals of the country’s history, including one particularly detailed rendering of Prince Henry the Navigator during the conquest … Read more
As the culture rebounds from an extended season of quiet luxury, we’re seeing more and more logomania and loud colors on red carpets and in the streets. But Anya Taylor-Joy is issuing an ever-present reminder just because an outfit is neutral, doesn’t mean it’s boring. Last night Taylor-Joy joined the likes of Rachel Zegler, Alexandra … Read more
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To represent their two cultures, the couple held a traditional Indian Hindu ceremony, followed by a “classic American black-tie reception.” This choice meant the bride and groom would need to select two distinct outfits for the celebration, and the shopping trip was the perfect excuse for Jayni to introduce William to her extended family in … Read more
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It was the surprise nobody saw coming: At tonight’s Grammy Awards, beloved superstar Celine Dion took the main stage to present Taylor Swift with the Album of the Year award. The unexpected appearance marked the French-Canadian singer’s first awards show appearance since being diagnosed with stiff-person syndrome (SPS) back in 2022, a rare neurological disease … Read more
