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September 1, 2026

Es Devlin Fills a Seoul Gallery With Books, Mirrors, Light, and Sound

British artist Es Devlin has spent more than three decades exploring what happens when people gather in a shared space. Her installations often transform architecture into a stage where books become gateways, light marks the passage of time, and strangers become temporary collaborators. Now, that approach takes center stage in 3rd Poem: Es Devlin, Come Home Again, her first solo exhibition in Korea.

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August 31, 2026

Cristina Mittermeier Layers Portraits With Torn Documents To Explore How Bureaucracy Shapes Our Lives

Photographer and mixed-media artist Cristina Mittermeier is known for her powerful images that document our relationship with the planet’s most vulnerable ecosystems. She’s spent three decades behind the lens, capturing wildlife, communities, and landscapes around the world, often using her art to inspire climate action and environment protection.

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August 31, 2026

Young Man With Cerebral Palsy Gets To Surf With Help From His Friends at New Hampshire Surf Shop

The folks at Summer Sessions Surf Shop in New Hampshire think that everybody deserves to enjoy the thrill of riding the waves. That’s why, when Enzo Marcantoni, a young man living with cerebral palsy, visited them while on vacation, they went out of their way for him. The team carefully placed him on a paddleboard and took him to the ocean at Jenness Beach, fulfilling his dream of surfing and kickstarting a years-long friendship.

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