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Founded in Paris in 1926 by Christian Zervos, Cahiers d’art is a journal, a publishing house, and a gallery. Unique in its approach, the journal established itself as a benchmark from the outset, both for the boldness of its layout and typography and for the richness of its iconography. Zervos gave it a clear editorial line: to bring the arts of all eras and all cultures into dialogue, from prehistoric creations to the avant-gardes.

The Odyssey is one of the most epic historical epics, globally recognized. The Greek tale is one of the two works of Homer. This is one of the oldest pieces of literature we have today, and it is still famous. This year, we got Christopher Nolan’s adaptation of this epic, featuring Matt Damon, Tom Holland, Anne Hathaway, Robert Pattinson, and Charlize Theron. The director and the cast themselves were enough to hype anyone. On top of this, they were set to recreate the epic of The Odyssey.

"Sit." Max commanded the sofa in his living room, and it started to transform to meet his command. Behind him, a teenager stood with his digital notebook with the record button glaring. He told Max his name, but it didn’t stick. Instead, he focused on his request. The Matrix newspaper was doing a column about those who survived the old world, and Max was one of the few who sold themselves. The chip in the back of his brain was a reminder of what was lost.

In 2019, the Indian Parliament passed the Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Act, a piece of legislation that was, on paper, a historic acknowledgement of a community that had been legally invisible for decades. Yet, what should have been a moment of celebration became a flashpoint of protest, with transgender activists, legal scholars, and civil society organisations condemning the very law that purported to protect them.

Discover simple daily habits that can help lower your blood pressure naturally. Learn how movement, mindful eating, stress relief, hydration, and restful sleep can support a heart-healthy lifestyle and reduce hypertension naturally. Every day, we make small choices that quietly shape our health, from what we eat to how we breathe. For millions of people, high blood pressure is a silent threat that creeps in through busy schedules, processed meals, and unchecked stress.

In an industry often driven by speed and constant reinvention, the most compelling designers are those who create from something deeper than trends. Galib Gassanoff belongs to this rare group. His work feels personal, almost intimate, because every piece he creates carries fragments of memory, culture, and identity. What appears on the runway is not simply fashion—it is a translation of heritage into contemporary art.

Marking Pallavi Singh’s first solo with Sakshi Gallery, The familiar brings together a body of paintings that explores how images and objects become connected to ideas of gender and identity. Singh draws attention to details that might otherwise go unnoticed, revealing how associations of gender can be embedded within the way we look at images.

What remains of history when what is remembered is also what has been erased, altered or left unresolved? Nunc stans, meaning “the eternal present”, considers how the past continues to inhabit the present, not as a fixed record, but through memory, absence and interpretation. Histories are often imagined as an accurate record of the past, yet it is equally shaped by what is erased, what is not accounted for, and what remains unresolved.

Lalalalalalala, identity tests marks Chiara Sibilla’s first solo exhibition in a gallery space.

Carlos Gamez de Francisco (b. 1987, Holguín, Cuba) is a Cuban American painter who lives and works in Louisville, KY, and Fort Myers, FL. In 2004, he attended the Raúl Gómez García Fine Arts School in Holguín, Cuba, where he studied with Cuban artists Miguel Ángel Salvo, Cosme Proenza, and Harry Ruiz. In 2006, he attended the José Martí Fine Arts School, also in Holguín, Cuba. He earned a Distinguished Scholarship at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL in 2016.