Tom Bailey is midway through a journey across the Arctic borderlands. Since 10 March 2026, the Bristol-based theatremaker and artist has been travelling more than 600km across remote regions of Arctic Norway, Finland and Sweden by ski, sled, foot and boat. The project, titled Threshold – A Wild Ne
There’s a sense of return running through the collaboration between ROA and Eight Lines — not framed as spectacle, but as something more direct. Set in Guadeloupe, the film follows John Yeye moving through a landscape that feels tied to origin. It doesn’t separate the athlete from the place
Breaking Point focuses on one part of the justice system that’s often talked about, but rarely seen so directly — the interrogation room. Published by Kehrer Verlag this May, the work looks at how false confessions can take shape under pressure. Not in a dramatic or sensational way, but through
There’s a shift in how summer footwear is being approached — less about weight alone, more about how a shoe breathes, how it holds space around the foot rather than closing it in. The ACS Pro Shell from Salomon moves in that direction. It takes the familiar structure of the ACS Pro and opens it
There is a particular kind of London hotel that resists the language of hospitality. It does not announce itself. It settles in. With The Zetter Bloomsbury, The Zetter Group moves further into that territory. Not quite a hotel, not quite a private house — something in between, where interiors feel
“Work is made of hours.” It’s a line that anchors the collection. With Scenes of Labor: Hourly Rate, wetheknot approaches work less as identity and more as condition — something repetitive, ambient, often unnoticed. The framing shifts away from ambition or productivity, and instead towar
At Mongibello Ibiza, part of Concept Hotel Group, the shift to five-star status marks a clear step forward, even if the hotel itself hasn’t dramatically changed direction. Set on the eastern side of Ibiza, in Cala Es Caló de S’Alga, the property has always leaned into a particular mood
Something has shifted in Shoreditch, though you don’t notice it immediately. The room is still the same — the wood, the soft clay tones, the low hum of the counter wrapping around those ovens, but the attention feels different now. As if people are looking a little closer than they were a few mo
