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She beautifully weaves two cultures – her Danish roots with Mexican materials and traditions – into her art
which is why we all need to understand why women are poorer than men and what exactly we can do about it
CARNALE SPIRITO SANTO IS AN OMEN FOR THE FUTURE OF SPIRITUALITY
Mammey and Messerschmidt identify some of the many colonial blind spots to be found in the fabric of Paris
and New York’s underground came together to create the South Beach we know today
Flash Art #351 2025 furniture design She beautifully weaves two culturesThe first cover story features Karla Kaplun, photographed in Mexico City by Luis Corzo in Kuboraum eyewear and Stone Island. In conversation with Caroline Elbaor, Kaplun discusses how her theatrical, baroque inspired practice explores memory, power, and identity. Reflecting on cultural assimilation and the politics of desire, she uses the opera Carmen as a lens for examining how femininity and otherness are demonized. As she says, It sounds like the