Culture + Lifestyle
From Coromandel To Pudong: Why Chanel’s Le19m Arrival In Shanghai Feels Less Like An Exhibition And More Like A ReunionEleven Maisons d'art, a century of embroidery, and a dialogue between France and China that, it turns out, never really stopped.Show More
120 Events, One City, One Conviction: Beirut Art Days Is BackAs Lebanon navigates one of its most difficult seasons, Beirut Art Days returns with 120 events and a simple, defiant message: we are still here, and we are still creating.Show More
The Space Between the Ropes: One Emirati Engineer’s Search for the Place Where Technology Ends and Art BeginsAt 421 Arts Campus, Dr. Ahmad AlAttar suspends an algorithm from the ceiling in coloured rope and invites you to find it.Show More
In Conversation With ELIE SAAB MAISON: Couture as an Interior LanguageFrom plissé sofas to cinematic installations, how Elie Saab Maison is building its interior language at the intersection of couture and Italian craft.Show More
At PAD Saint-Tropez, A Lebanese Artist Brings the Mediterranean Shore to the French RivieraTamar Hadechian's new ceramic exhibition at PAD Saint-Tropez asks what remains when the maker steps aside and lets the tide finish the work.Show More
Ecru Studio Has Spent a Decade Rewriting European Design History From Taipei. Now It’s Coming to Paris.Jin Chen taught himself architecture from books, spent a decade composing music, and built some of Taipei's most quietly radical interiors. The bars, restaurants, and apartments that followed are now headed to the 1st arrondissement.Show More
Canada’s First Nobu Hotel Has Only 36 Rooms. And That’s Entirely the PointStudio Munge spent three years hand-selecting stone at Turkish quarries, sourcing wooden soaking tubs, and carving 36 rooms out of a former glass factory site, all to bring the philosophy of the Japanese inn to downtown Toronto.Show More