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When the ordinary becomes desire and the image is no longer innocent: the unstable worlds of Roe Ethridge

Roe Ethridge’s forthcoming title, Rude in the Good Way, is a book that works through friction: each image feels familiar at first, then slips, compelling the viewer to renegotiate their own sense of desire. Set to arrive in late January 2026, the book is poised to surprise anyone willing to look beyond the surface of the images.

The world reflected through Martin Parr’s eyes: chaos, excess, and subtle irony within the habits that shape our lives

In the exhibition Global Warning at the Jeu De Paume Gallery in Paris, Parr examines crowded beaches, shopping centers, and global tourists with wit and precision, revealing the contradictions of leisure and modern consumerism without moralizing.

Tal R transforms domesticity into a kaleidoscope of faces, objects, and interiors suspended between the walls of a distant dreamlike world and reality

At Galerie Max Hetzler in Paris, paintings and sculptures reveal the hidden poetry of everyday life, where familiar details and ordinary scenes become universal and intriguingly unstable. Each work by Tal R invites the viewer to look closely, to get lost, and to recognize themselves in the imperfections that make daily life uniquely rich.

Inhabiting instability: Mona Hatoum at Fondazione Prada, where space trembles and the world loses its shape

Between suspended webs, shifting maps, and oscillating grids, the artist turns architecture into a sensitive organism. A journey that is not merely observed but physically crossed, embracing fragility, risk, and interconnection.

Fragments in motion
through the urban soul of Sarah van Rij

Through Sarah van Rij’s lens, the city unfolds as a cinematic collage, where fleeting gestures and chance encounters trace unresolved narratives of contemporary urban life, revealing the subtle tensions, hidden textures, and ephemeral rhythms that define modern existence.