"Because the project is everything and nothing, I can go in any direction I want." After the release of her new EP, INFINITY CLUB, BAMBII speaks to PHILLIP PYLE about the pervasiveness of pop, her diasporic approach to music, and the tokenization that plagues festival bookings.

At the project space Cherish invited artists had to choose between either leaving the couch or the dining table in the exhibition and living space in Geneva. MOHAMED ALMUSIBLI spoke about the importance of artist-run spaces, community, and selling leggings at artmonte-carlo with CLAIRE KORON ELAT.

“I don’t see myself as a shoe brand only. I see myself as a Maison, and I will treat it that way.” AMINA MUADDI talks with BRENDA WEISCHER about her first shoe brand Oscar Tiye, approaching retail with patience, and balancing creative direction with business savvy in the newest installment of “Brenda’s Business.”

"The one thing that is always mutually agreed upon is that there are no airport crushes without a Rimowa." In her newest edition of Brenda's Business, BRENDA WEISCHER sits down with Rimowa's EMELIE DE VITIS after the opening of their “1898 exhibition” in New York, which included the announcement of Rimowa x Tiffany & Co.

“I’m not a painter, I don’t consider myself a painter, and I don’t want to be a painter.” The artist JAMES BANTONE speaks to CLAIRE KORON ELAT about reality TV as a basis for intellectual work, the performance and entertainment aspect of fashion, and giving up on security in the art that you’re making.

In collaboration with Texte zur Kunst, 032c Workshop is pleased to present an installation of Avery Singer’s recent edition “Robespierre” (2022). The presentation is on view from August 17 - 31.

“My never-husband-to-be was a badly behaved know-it-all on an Andy Warhol Foundation Grant that paid for the cheap bouquet of frangipanis from Ode à la Rose on 28th and Broadway,” writes ESTELLE HOY in her upcoming book that will launch on the occasion of her show together with CAMILLE HENROT at ICA Milan. Both pieces are receiving exclusive pre-publication with us.

“One of the more common comments from regular people about contemporary art is that they don’t understand it. Well, maybe it’s not meant to be understood necessarily—or to be understood differently, with time or through a different context,” says KARL HOLMQVIST in his interview with CLAIRE KORON ELAT, where they discuss Beyoncé as an artist and getting edited by magazines.

Smoke, flames, and soccer players—on July 25, we celebrated our limited edition collection with Juventus FC at Terminal 27 in Los Angeles.

Juventus Football Club is excited to announce a collaboration with Berlin-based magazine and fashion brand 032c.