
Gilbert & George, the renowned 80-something art duo, discuss their unlikely friendship with 41-year-old street artist Endless, their creative process, and legacy in the art world from their East London home.
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Gilbert & George, the renowned 80-something art duo, discuss their unlikely friendship with 41-year-old street artist Endless, their creative process, and legacy in the art world from their East London home.

Korean-Chinese artist Woo Jin Joo creates embroidered and sculptural works inspired by Korean myth and philosophy, using found objects to explore identity and spirit. She is preparing for her first solo show, Bodily Inbetweenness, at London’s Ruup & Form gallery during Shoreditch Design Week, following a standout piece at Collect Craft Fair.
The National Symphony Orchestra faces a severe financial crisis due to declining ticket sales (down 58% year-over-year) and fundraising (down 25%) amid President Trump's changes at the Kennedy Center, with renovations set to close the building for at least two years.

Tate Modern's "Frida: The Making of an Icon" exhibition explores Frida Kahlo's enduring global appeal, contrasting her complex reality with her commercialized, sanitized public image. Curators and artists discuss her universal inspiration across diverse communities, while acknowledging the contradictions of "Fridamania" and her posthumous elevation to a secular saint.

Chinese filmmaker Nan Xin runs low-cost workshops teaching hands-on filmmaking, despite China's strict censorship regime that has rejected his own film 'Go Fishing' for not aligning with 'core socialist values'. Students, while aware of potential censorship, focus on personal, apolitical themes, though seasoned filmmakers warn of future challenges.