Culture
Music, nightlife, cities, and the ideas moving through public life.
AMSTERDAM / CULTURE
Inside Museum Van Loon: How Amsterdam’s Wealthiest Families Lived
A 17th-century mansion, a remarkable wedding gift and a family with ties to Dutch royalty. Inside one of Amsterdam’s most fascinating historic homes.
by Maria Pri
THE PSYCHOLOGY OF SELF
The Art of Becoming Yourself: Who Are You, Really?
On self-concept, the people we think we are, the people we pretend to be, and the ones we haven't met yet.
Glow After Editorial
MOSCOW / 01
A Piece of Neo-Gothic Moscow Hiding on Malaya Gruzinskaya
Red brick, sharp spires and stained glass. One of Moscow’s most unexpected architectural landmarks has a history almost as striking as its façade.
By Maria Pri
ARTIST PROFILE / 01
Why Do Yoshitomo Nara’s Kids Look So Angry?
The story behind Yoshitomo Nara’s big-eyed children. From a childhood in northern Japan and a lifelong obsession with music to Germany, protest art and one of the most recognisable faces in contemporary art.
By Maria Pri
BEAUTY / MARKETING
The Ordinary Built a Giant Salmon for Its New Eye Cream
A chrome fish, tins full of skincare science and a vegan take on one of beauty’s buzziest ingredients: inside The Ordinary’s London pop-up for its first eye cream.
By Maria Pri
RUNNING / CULTURE
New Balance Turned a Run Club Into a Dinner Party
In Copenhagen, New Balance put its latest running shoe around a communal table - with coffee, pasta and homemade running gels. It says quite a lot about what running culture has become.
By Maria Pri
NEW YORK / CULTURE
Dior and A24 Are Getting Into Theatre Together
A two-year partnership puts Dior inside one of New York’s oldest Off-Broadway theatres.
By Maria Pri
BERLIN / CULTURE
Cattelan, After Dark
Maurizio Cattelan has arrived at Neue Nationalgalerie.
By Maria Pri
LONDON / CULTURE
London Is In Design Mode
London Design Festival is underway, with exhibitions, installations and temporary projects appearing across the city through 20 September.
By Maria Pri
Culture / Psychology / 01
Your feed is more personal than your think
The things we watch every day don’t disappear when we close the app. They shape what feels normal, desirable, frightening - and eventually, a little bit of who we become
By Maria Pri