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In April 2025, the French newspaper Libération released a three-part investigation that should have detonated like a bomb across the...
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It was 2013, and I was curating an exhibition of profound socio-political significance. Everything was in place—even the production of...
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By Sasha Brandt From clubs and pubs to aristocratic follies, from an Indian theatre to a Cuban ice-cream parlor, this...
By Sasha Brandt Serge Gainsbourg transformed a classic French song into a subtle yet powerful commentary on sexuality and nationalism. ...
By Jude Jones In this essay, editor Jude Jones reflects on the queer beauty of Brutalism. A divisive architectural and...
By Mila Edensor Victoria Verseau is a Swedish artist and filmmaker who revels in the unknown. Inspired by her journey...
