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Monday, October 12, 2026
Science & Technology
The age of humanoid robots begins
From factory floors to intelligent agents, humanoid robotics is moving beyond prototypes and entering the commercial world
Science & Technology
Is Artificial Intelligence sexist?
How algorithms inherit gender bias and amplify it at scale
Economy & Politics
The oneness of citizenship
Our human ascent toward self-realization
Wellness
When two people create magic
A reflection on curiosity, companionship, and the power of being witnessed
On the Street
Architecture & Design
Yesterday. Today. Tomorrow
Like a fairy tale
Entertainment
Redefining Russian identity in cinema: the Anora effect
A glimpse into the future of Russian cinema in Hollywood
Fashion
South America, a new iconic place
A rainbow of colors and graphical stamps
Culture
Public education emergency
How gender bias has created a vast workforce facing an infinite road of red lights
Feature
The Emergence
A Conversation in Joy
Art
The hyperunreal: the subjective gaze of hyperrealism
When art imitates life so closely, it becomes something else entirely
Architecture & Design
The Museum of Ethnography: building beneath the park
A new vision of museum architecture where landscape and structure become inseparable
The semiotics of visual culture
Signs, symbols, branding, and digital media in the construction of modern meaning
Art
A visual artist’s counterpoint to a clinical reading
Childhood memory, creativity, and the intersection of art and the unconscious
Phyllida Barlow and Daisy Parris at Wolterton Hall
Two contrasting contemporary exhibitions explore materiality, emotion, and artistic intervention within a historic Palladian setting
Culture
Living with grief across time and culture
How philosophy, neuroscience, and cultural traditions help us understand loss and mourning
The impossible intimacy of language
Why speaking to one another may be one of the most intimate and most hopeless things human beings do
Economy & Politics
AI and workforce reduction
Why companies are cutting headcount while increasing AI spend and what that means for how organisations scale
The help desk scam hiding in plain sight
How criminals impersonate trusted support agents and turn routine technical assistance into a security threat
Entertainment
Generational abuse in Jesse Armstrong’s Succession
Behind the Roys’ pursuit of power lies a family history shaped by fear, guilt, manipulation, and conditional love
How personalized picture shows become a souvenir
Moving reels transform traditional souvenirs into personalized picture shows
Fashion
The life of an outfit
How clothes carry us through the emotional arc of a day
TRAPWRLD and the shape of Emirati identity
Dubai streetwear brings heritage into a global visual language
Feature
Still Creek when it rains
Renfrew Ravine, bastion of urban solace
What an argument about horses taught me
A piece about perspective, cultural memory, and why we often argue from different truths
Food & Beverage
A closer look at dessert wine
Exploring the methods, flavours, and traditions behind one of the wine world's sweetest styles
Food tourism is shaping the future of travel
How local cuisine helps travelers experience culture, history, and community in meaningful ways
Science & Technology
Tech-empire: a modern cult of worship
Is Silicon Valley imposing on us a new religion?
Emotional clarity in the age of automation
Why understanding ourselves may become the most valuable human skill in a machine driven world
Sport
Sport is war minus the killing
Sportswashing: the ongoing relationship between sport and power
Lionel Messi and the dog who played football
Overcoming a childhood growth deficiency and isolation in Barcelona, Messi rose through sheer resilience and an innate, childlike focus on the ball
Travel
How Kerala changed my understanding of India
A personal journey through Kerala's traditions, spirituality, hospitality, nature, and remarkable cultural diversity
Why Milos may be Greece’s next luxury island
The volcanic island is drawing a new generation of travelers while preserving the character that made it special
Wellness
Creating a culture of peace & love
In the midst of a world in chaos & dealing with its antagonists
The invisible exhaustion of modern life
Why are people always tired and unable to truly rest?
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Melis Canlı
Raffaele Quattrone
Muhammad Saad Ismail Khokhar
Lahari Chakraborty
Mitchell J. Rabin
M. Miller
Salome Gviniashvili
Laura Berriel Eguren
Stephen Kaindo
Thiago Freire
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Gaza Apollo
13 Oct — 21 Nov 2026 at GRIMM in London, United Kingdom
Across the sea
15 Oct — 22 Dec 2026 at the Onishi Gallery in New York, United States
Lonely but free I’ll be found
15 Oct — 14 Nov 2026 at the Pace Prints Gallery in New York, United States
Teresa Murta: a taste of doubt
15 Oct — 25 Nov 2026 at the Nicodim Gallery in New York, United States
Pawilon
16 Oct — 18 Dec 2026 at the Edel Assanti in London, United Kingdom
Sin Sin Man. Solar return
16 Oct 2026 — 16 Jan 2027 at the Sin Sin Fine Art in Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Chromatic luminosity
16 Oct — 14 Nov 2026 at the LewAllen Galleries in Santa Fe, United States
Governor’s award celebratory exhibition
16 Oct — 14 Nov 2026 at the LewAllen Galleries in Santa Fe, United States
Joy of life and death
16 Oct — 14 Nov 2026 at the Bitfactory Gallery in Denver, United States
An old country
16 Oct — 16 Nov 2026 at the Spazio Thetis in Venice, Italy
A singular epic
17 Oct — 22 Nov 2026 at the Galerie Polaris in Paris, France
Avery Wheless. Echo
17 Oct — 14 Nov 2026 at the Ochi Projects in Los Angeles, United States
Word is the fish are biting like crazy
17 Oct — 14 Nov 2026 at the Ochi Projects in Los Angeles, United States
Land, sea, and light
17 Oct — 10 Nov 2026 at the Grenning Gallery in Sag Harbor, United States
The freudian universe of Dalí
20 Oct 2026 — 24 Jan 2027 at the Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza in Madrid, Spain
The harvest season
22 Oct 2026 — 28 Feb 2027 at the Fondation Cartier in Paris, France
Magically surreal
23 Oct 2026 — 21 Feb 2027 at the SCHIRN in Frankfurt am Main, Germany
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