Khansa and the Art of Self-Implosion 

The Lebanese dancer and singer redefining what it means to be an Arab man

Jude Samman and the Grand Illusion of Home

Through tender, surreal worlds, Jude Samman invites us to question what we see, remember what we’ve lost, and feel what still survives

Tug of War: Are Anti-War Films Really Anti-War?

From Oscar-winning blockbusters to indie projects, why does “anti-war” cinema keep centring the invader, never the invaded?

The Art of Nothing: Why Do Single-Colour Canvases Cost Millions?

For centuries, art was judged by its detail and craftsmanship. Now, empty frames and single-colour canvases command millions. How did we get here?

Amir Eid: The Undying Star

From “Sout El Horeya” to “Roxi”, Amir Eid, the frontman of Cairokee, remains a voice that refuses to fade, an artist whose anthems of love and freedom still echo across an entire generation

Project O: badibanga’s Love Letter to Amerikamura

The brand's second collection is inspired by a decade-old journey