The Dutch creative returns with a new book exploring Istanbul’s symbiotic relationship with its cherished cats through evocative images, lyrical haiku, and centuries of history. It was the natural next step. After photographing feline companions… Read More »Photographer Marcel Heijnen captures the Cats of Istanbul
john gerrard’s Ghost Feed, photographed by Thierry Bal, 2025 © The sixth edition of the coastal-set public art exhibition poses the question, ‘How Lies The Land? ‘Eighteen artists from around the globe respond to the… Read More »The Very Welcome Return of the Folkestone Triennial
Five minutes is rarely an eternity, but it’s a lot more time than you think. I experienced this in Tokyo in meetings with the CEO of a multi-billion-dollar company. The meetings ran with an engineer’s… Read More »In No Time
Milton Glaser was an early adopter of “flower power.” His Poppy Records and Monet at Giverny posters attest to a long love affair with flora. But his passion for nature goes back further than the… Read More »The Daily Heller: Glaser’s Early Flower Power
What do we do when our stories about alien intelligences start to prejudice our interactions with them in the real world? That’s not a question we’ve had to seriously consider until November 2022. That’s when… Read More »My Favorite Things: Stories in the Age of AI
In this conversation, Vilma Livas, chief marketing officer at Nature’s Bakery, discusses the brand’s purpose of providing healthier snack options for families and the importance of convenience, taste, and value in their product development process.… Read More »Healthier Snacking with Vilma Livas of Nature’s Bakery