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Wednesday, November 11, 2026
A senior Chinese man writes a letter by hand
A young woman quietly reads a book while sitting alone in a café
The Broom of the System is the first novel by the American writer David Foster Wallace, published in 1987
A senior Chinese man sits at a desk, composing a personal letter
A solitary young woman enjoys reading a book in a cosy café
Culture
David Foster Wallace and the fear of isolation
"The Broom of the System" and "On Earth We’re Briefly Gorgeous" show how imperfect words can still connect us
A satirical therapy session portrays a President confessing profound personal insecurities, illegal activities, and systematic public deception
Feature
Trump & his psychiatrist
A fictional dialogue of what might be dancing around in DJT’s distorted subconscious mind
A young man sits on the cracked bed of a pond left dry by drought
Economy & Politics
Climate action and the growing cost of inequality
Wealth inequality and political barriers highlight the need for fairer climate finance and faster clean energy investment
Modern exercise paradigms prioritize holistic well-being, functional longevity, and accessible physical activity over traditional weight loss or cosmetic goals
Wellness
Personal fitness trends in 2026
The top 10 ways to get healthier

On the Street

Conde Hermanos guitar
Entertainment
Pedanticity
The tail wagging the dog
Transgender people have been around throughout history and throughout cultures
Science & Technology
Can sex be changed?
The medicalization of our lives
Mahane Yehuda market, Jerusalem © All images Pierre H.Lavi
Food & Beverage
Between poetry, food and photos
The "Mahane Yehuda" market in Jerusalem
Kepa Garraza, Action of Assault on Art 14 (from IBDA series), 2009, oil on canvas, 200 x 300 cm. Courtesy the artist
Art
NewFaustianWorld
Overcoming the limits
Greta Garbo
Fashion
Follow the Fashion
Whirling with the compass into a time capsule
Amazónico London, The Bar
Travel
A journey of the senses
Amazónico London

Architecture & Design

The Louis Vuitton Foundation is a French art museum and cultural center established by LVMH to support and promote contemporary art, culture, and creative expression through exhibitions, events, and educational programs, Paris, France
Louis Vuitton and the architecture of luxury
The fusion of luxury branding, architecture, and urban identity
A bustling restaurant filled with diners enjoying their meals in a warm, cozy atmosphere
The emotional architecture of restaurants
How atmosphere, design, and sensory experiences shape the way we remember places and meals

Art

Zwinger Wallpavillon: The Zwinger is a block of buildings in the Baroque style with garden. The building is next to the Frauenkirche the most famous monument of Dresden
An art lover's journey through Germany
From Dürer to Bauhaus, one traveler’s journey through the masterpieces, movements, and magic of German art
Mercenaries IV (1980), Leon Golub exposes military violence through monumental figurative painting, © Image courtesy of the artist's estate/collection
The gift that keeps on taking in the age of AI
Artificial intelligence promises efficiency, but at what cost to human creativity, culture, and our shared humanity?

Culture

People performing traditional Swedish folk dances during a National Day celebration in Sweden
The associations that hold Sweden together
Why community organisations remain vital in an age of loneliness and social fragmentation
From stillness, the world unfolds, seen not to be understood, but to be belonged to
A view from the Verandah
A meditation on identity, connection, and the future of humanity

Economy & Politics

IT Park Uzbekistan is a government-supported technology hub in Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan's Artificial Intelligence strategy
From digital transformation to AI education, innovation, and economic growth
Historic buildings overlooking the Mediterranean in Jaffa, Israel, reflecting the country's cultural heritage and its connection to the wider region
Israel: a country without a path to peace
Religious nationalism, political divisions, and the unresolved Palestinian question continue to complicate efforts to establish lasting peace

Entertainment

Cristina and Meredith in dialogue in Grey’s Anatomy, reflecting how listening is as critical as expertise
Grey’s Anatomy is as long as it is necessary 
How Grey’s Anatomy shaped public understanding of diagnosis, bias, and care
Tyler Durden and the Narrator from the Fight Club locked in quiet conversation, representing the seductive pull of fractured identity
Stop letting the red pill ruin good art
How misinterpretation and online culture influence the way we see films, characters, and creative intent

Fashion

A woman wearing a leopard-print headscarf and oversized sunglasses, representing the reinterpretation of vintage fashion through a modern lens
The ghost in the wardrobe: nostalgia, tech and history
The revival of historical fashion explores our longing for permanence, craftsmanship, heritage, and meaningful self-expression
Off-White™ presented its Spring/Summer 2026 “Pop Romance” collection, creatively directed by Ib Kamara, at New Design High School in New York City, USA
A new language for Off-White
Ib Kamara blends romantic expression with the precision of Parisian tailoring

Feature

A couple sharing a tender moment together while preparing food in a bright kitchen, representing love growing through shared experiences and everyday moments
Two worlds, one kitchen
A love story seasoned by culture, chaos, and courage
Moonlight learning the language of water
To be cared for: a collection of poems
A collection that explores different styles of writing and themes, such as the kindness of strangers, handling chronic pain flare-ups, and confusing awakenings

Food & Beverage

Fish being preserved under layers of coarse salt, representing the ancient Egyptian tradition of preparing Fesikh
Survival, entertainment, and culinary tradition
Dishes in history that pushed taste buds and the creativity of the bizarre
The medieval Tskhemlara Stone Arch Bridge in the Machakhela River Gorge, Adjara, Georgia
Time is the luxury in Georgian wine
Khimshiashvili Cellar shows why authentic winemaking cannot and should not be rushed

Science & Technology

A father and his daughter brush their teeth together in the bathroom at hom
How oral health shapes a longer life
The gum line is one of the busiest borders in human biology, and medicine is only now catching up
A quiet moment of digital immersion, where personalized feeds shape perception, subtly influencing how reality is seen and understood
The invisible architecture of perception
How algorithmic systems reshape reality, influence belief, and quietly redefine human autonomy

Sport

Family watching a sporting event from the stands, representing the shared game day experience that comes with attending a live game
The NFL stadiums that cost families the most
A new analysis shows which NFL stadiums offer the best and worst value for a family of four
Uzbekistan’s national football team poses with the country’s president after the match against Qatar on June 10, 2025
Uzbekistan’s long road to the World Cup
Decades of loss and near misses give way to a nation’s first World Cup qualification

Travel

The ancient walls of Bekal Fort, Kasaragod overlooking the coast, representing the centuries of history shaped by trade, warfare and cultural encounters
Kerala beyond yoga: a journey into Ayurveda
Travel across Kerala to discover how Ayurveda connects with yoga, Kalaripayattu, food, heritage and contemporary wellness
Entrance to The Vault bar and lounge in Ned's Club Downstairs in The Ned hotel, London, England, where you can enjoy a drink in the original Midland Bank strongroom
The Ned: discovering another side of London
A hotel where banking and architectural history meet modern luxury and hospitality

Wellness

Young girls playing jump rope outdoors in a neighborhood street
The psychology behind social media bans
FOMO, dopamine, and why restriction alone rarely changes behavior
A family preparing and sharing a meal together, representing the importance of appreciating the people who support and surround us
The cost of an ungrateful heart
A reflection on how constantly seeking more can make us forget the people and God who helped us along the way
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Barry John Raybould
Barry John Raybould
Ana Kieu
Ana Kieu
Kara Joia Houheneka
Kara Joia Houheneka
Emanuela Borgatta Dunnett
Emanuela Borgatta Dunnett
Sinethemba Mngoma
Sinethemba Mngoma
Daniela Vargas
Daniela Vargas
Khawaja Faheem Shahid
Khawaja Faheem Shahid
Sofia Bochoidze
Sofia Bochoidze
José Gabriel Carrasco Ramírez
José Gabriel Carrasco Ramírez

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Nuvola Camera, Rodeo (detail), 2026. Courtesy of the artist and Francesca Minini
Radioso futuro
11 Nov — 19 Dec 2026 at the Francesca Minini in Milan, Italy
Wadeei Khaled, A song in the womb of time (detail), 2026. Courtesy of Artbooth Gallery
Nearness
12 Nov — 31 Dec 2026 at the Artbooth Gallery in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Ron Kingswood, He knows (detail), 2026. Courtesy of LewAllen Galleries
In a silent way
13 Nov 2026 — 9 Jan 2027 at the LewAllen Galleries in Santa Fe, United States
Jean Gumpper, Redbud (detail). Courtesy of William Havu Gallery
Woodblock: an homage
13 Nov 2026 — 9 Jan 2027 at the William Havu Gallery in Denver, United States
Tony Ortega, Viernes santo, Tierra sagrada (detail). Courtesy of William Havu Gallery
Lugares de encuentro (Where memory gathers)
13 Nov 2026 — 9 Jan 2027 at the William Havu Gallery in Denver, United States
Haniko Zahra, Infinity (detail), 2026. Courtesy of the artist
Regard
13 Nov — 19 Dec 2026 at Mek Contemporary in Glendale, United States
Tancredi di Carcaci, A body of water. Courtesy of Palo Gallery
Corpus
13 Nov 2026 — 9 Jan 2027 at the Palo Gallery in New York, United States
Young Do Jeong, 무한의 가장자리에서 I’m the hole (detail), 2026. Courtesy of PKM Gallery
Floating I
13 Nov — 30 Dec 2026 at the PKM Gallery in Seoul, South Korea
L’Merchie Frazier, Climate change in my head: afro future still here (detail), 2026. Courtesy of Claire Oliver Gallery
We’re still here: quilted works curated by Carolyn Mazloomi
13 Nov 2026 — 7 Jan 2027 at the Claire Oliver Gallery in New York, United States
Benjamin Sebastian, Phoenix (video still, detail), 2024. Courtesy of the artist
Cartographies of otherness
14 Nov — 13 Dec 2026 at the Meno parkas in Kaunas, Lithuania
André Kertész, The dancing faun (My brother as a “Scherzo”) (detail), Dunaharaszti, Hungary, June 1919. Courtesy of Jakopič Gallery
New perspectives, distinct paths
18 Nov 2026 — 14 Mar 2027 at the Jakopič Gallery in Ljubljana, Slovenia
World Art Dubai, 2025 edition view. Courtesy of World Art Dubai
World Art Dubai 2026 heads to Expo City Dubai
19 — 22 Nov 2026 at the World Art Dubai in Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Leonora Carrington, Eye witness (detail), 1987. Courtesy of Lehmann Maupin
Leonora Carrington and Cecilia Vicuña's exhibition
19 Nov — 19 Dec 2026 at the Lehmann Maupin in New York, United States
Sky Glabush, The tipped cup of the moon (detail), 2026
If the wild bird could speak
20 Nov 2026 — 9 Jan 2027 at the Alison Jacques Gallery in London, United Kingdom
Li Binyuan, Build (detail), 2018. Courtesy of Galerie Judin
Weightlessness
20 Nov 2026 — 23 Jan 2027 at the Galerie Judin in Berlin, Germany
Jack Roth, Thesis IV (detail), 1981. Courtesy of LewAllen Galleries
Jack Roth: the vital diversity of black
20 Nov 2026 — 2 Jan 2027 at the LewAllen Galleries in Santa Fe, United States
Nicole Irene Anderson, Lace Lichen and the onlooker (detail). Courtesy of Johansson Projects
Land figures
21 Nov 2026 — 9 Jan 2027 at the Johansson Projects in Oakland, United States
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