GUESTS
Surfin’ Inside the Korean Waves
We talk to YooJin Choi, the exhibition project curator who assisted Hallyu! The Korean Wave show at Victoria and Albert Museum
The Weight Around my Neck
The objects we own share unique insights about who we are, often provoking fascinating discussion. Abi’s pendant is a witness to the country’s genocide
Peter Doig’s Art of Passing Through
A newly opened exhibition on the work of Peter Doig is one of the hottest talks of London. In a conversation with its curator, we took note of the best takeaways
MOUTHFULS
Sipping World’s Coffees
Coffee culture varies from country to country, but one thing always stays the same: the pungent aroma of a fresh brew. We ground some beans and set off to discover how coffee has travelled around the world
The Internet Breathes New Life Into Franz Kafka
The novelist from Prague has Gen Z in a 143 million-views chokehold. But while breathing new life, the algorithm-induced obsession may now simplify the author into a meme
Can Literature Save the Planet?
In the fight for climate justice, awareness is the beginning. For Earth Hour 2023, we recommend five fiction and non-fiction titles to understand the crisis and live in the Anthropocene
BITES
Who Lives Next Door?
Whether you’re new to the street or not, take a deep dive into your community and find out how surveillance technology and a neighbourhood app will change you into a nosey neighbour for all the right reasons
Protesting After the Public Order Bill
Introduced in 2022, the Public Order Bill is set to destroy foundations of a democratic right to be heard. We reveal tips on how to proteest safely after the passing of the bill in early 2023
Where to Buy Vintage in London
For most, vintage fashion is no more than an Internet craze. But for the planet, it’s a potential saviour. We shortlisted seven vintage stores in London that can double as starting points for your journey of shopping