Available Works is back, and it’s once again turning WSA’s industrial aerie at 180 Maiden Lane into a buzzy celebration of print, design, and creative culture. From 10-12 October 2025, the fair returns for its fifth edition — a weekend-long convergence of art, rare books, independent publishing, and design, presented by Something Special Studios, WSA,…
This autumn, all roads lead to Bukhara in Uzbekistan. The Silk Road city, with its turquoise domed mosques, labyrinthine bazaars and centuries of stories etched into stone, will play host to something entirely new. Beginning on 5 September and running to 20 November 2025, Uzbekistan has unveiled the inaugural Bukhara Biennial, the first cultural event…
What can the world’s most consumed spice tell us about the world around us? Once traded at the price of gold, now a common companion in kitchens far and wide, black pepper is the starting point for Black Gold, our immersive event debuting at this year’s London Design Festival. This transformation, from precious to pedestrian,…
Palm Heights’ singular island restaurant Tillies arrives in New York City for Fashion Week this coming Sunday. It marks the third consecutive year the restaurant has taken up residency on the 16th floor at WSA in FiDi, this year serving diners for 10 days between 7-16 September. What is it Tillies’ head chef Reece Moore has…
The Bronx Dominican Day Parade has long been a cornerstone of New York’s Dominican Pride Week, but this year it carried an added resonance as Raul Lopez, the creative force behind LUAR, brought his world to the Grand Concourse. “Because LUAR is Dominican. It’s Brooklyn. It’s queer. It’s family. And those intersections rarely get centred…
One of the most important principles that we editors at Something Curated try to keep in mind as we run the site is the idea of cultivating and nurturing a community — whether you’re an artist, a designer, a chef, a writer, a musician or photographer, we try to celebrate your work and ideas in…