10 Global Tea Traditions & The Histories That Shaped Them

Tea rituals offer a unique insight into diverse histories of the world. The tale of tea originates in China, where it is believed that in 2737 BCE, the Chinese emperor Shen Nung sat beneath a tree while his servant boiled drinking water. As fate would have it, a few leaves from the tree floated into…

How A Defunct Pan-African Airline Inspired This Magazine

Air Afrique magazine is a dynamic new platform celebrating Afro-diasporic art and fostering discussions around Black expression. Conceived by a Paris-based collective and drawing inspiration from influential pan-African magazines of the past century, the publication made its debut at the Centre Pompidou in Paris during Men’s Fashion Week with the support of Italian fashion house…

Who Is Shūji Terayama?

Born in 1935 in the Japanese city of Hirosaki, a highly influential figure in the post World War II Japanese avant-garde, Shūji Terayama is a bonafide multi-hyphenate. A versatile and prolific artist who earned notoriety in various fields, including poetry, theatre, writing, photography and filmmaking, Terayama was a true cultural innovator. During his short but…

5 Practices Exploring The Intersection Of Food & Architecture

Food and architecture are two fundamental elements that shape our lives, yet their relationship is often critically overlooked. With a growing number of practitioners exploring this fascinating intersection, the below are using food as a lens to rethink the built environment and challenge accepted perceptions of design, art and sustenance. From provoking thought around the…

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