//CULTURE
A curated passage through the magazine: worlds, dates and traces in a calm rhythm.
38 pieces
A selection with world, date and an eye for detail.
When the Depot Opens, Ownership Becomes Secondary
//CULTURE Image source: Pexels / Adrien Olichon When the Depot Opens, Ownership Becomes Secondary 13 June 2026 Alec Chizhik·6 min read Ninety-nine...
July 9, 2026
The Hand-Bound Edition Returns for Good Reason
//CULTURE Image source: Unsplash / Burkard Meyendriesch The Hand-Bound Edition Returns for Good Reason 13 June 2026 Sonja Höslmeier·5-minute read I...
July 9, 2026
Bauhaus Clarity Still Shapes the Modern Everyday
A school in Thuringia, barely fourteen years old, lives on in your door handle, your reading lamp, and the chair you’re sitting on. Once you know the...
July 9, 2026
Vitra, the Eames, and a Campus of Living Icons
In Weil am Rhein there isn’t a furniture warehouse-there’s an argument you can walk through: star architecture and design classics frame one another...
July 9, 2026
The Wiener Werkstätte Forged Modern Design in Vienna
//CULTURE Image source: Pexels / COPPERTIST WU The Wiener Werkstätte Forged Modern Design in Vienna June 20, 2026 Cedric Zuber·8 min read It doesn’t...
July 9, 2026
Basel in June: Art Basel as the Art Market’s Clock
The Art Basel is more than just a fair: it's the event that galleries, museums, and auction houses plan their year around.
July 9, 2026
Murano: The Island That Made Glass an Obsession
//CULTURE Image source: Pexels / Magda Ehlers Murano: The Island That Made Glass an Obsession 20 June 2026 Alec Chizhik·8 min read There’s a moment...
July 9, 2026
Renaissance Maiolica: Why It Still Captivates
//CULTURE Image source: Pexels / Budget Bizar Renaissance Maiolica: Why It Still Captivates June 20, 2026 Jakob Bach·8 min read Some things only...
July 9, 2026
Why the Bound Book Is Becoming a Collector’s Item
As everything shifts to digital, publishers and craftsmen are refining the physical book by hand once again. A movement that’s more than just...
July 9, 2026
What the Number on a Print Reveals About Value
Edition size, pencil signature, and printing process determine whether a print retains its value. Those who can read them buy with their eyes - not...
July 9, 2026
When a city becomes a gallery
In Arles, Provence transforms into the world capital of photography every summer. A preview of a festival that turns churches, monasteries, and...
July 1, 2026
When an entire city becomes a stage
For a few weeks, Salzburg transforms into one giant stage. A preview of the 106th Festival, its venues, and the idea that culture can take over an...
June 26, 2026
When the stage is set on the water
In Bregenz this summer, Lake Constance becomes a stage. For its 80th anniversary, the festival stages Verdi's La traviata on water for the first...
June 24, 2026
Opera in a 2,000-year-old stone
Every summer in Verona, a Roman amphitheatre becomes the world's largest open-air opera stage. A look at a festival that unites ancient stone, stars...
June 20, 2026
One summer of red brick
Every year London builds a new pavilion in Hyde Park. This year's design draws on an old English garden wall to create the 25th edition of one of the...
June 12, 2026
When the marble breathes again in the evening
A Thursday evening at Königsplatz: the Glyptothek stays open until 20:00. The ancient sculpture feels different in the fading light than it does at...
June 11, 2026
Art you have to drive into the desert to see
Land Art doesn't hang on walls. It lies in the land, often hours from the nearest town. Three places where the journey to the work is already part of...
June 10, 2026
Five stages worth the journey
From Manaus to Milan: a curated route through opera houses that remain an experience even when the curtain stays down. About venues that define...
June 9, 2026