Inspired by the Dionysian Mysteries, an ancient Greek and Roman ritual involving intoxicants and trance-inducing methods to liberate individuals to get to their most carefree and natural state. Di Petsa presents her new collection at Selfridges in London during the London Fashion Week.
Aathi is a quiet henchman for Monsieur, the tough boss of the Paris tamil mafia. Part of his job is driving freshly smuggled immigrants to their new lives. When Aathi meets Minnale, a young immigrant with nowhere to go, he begins to question his loyalty to Monsieur.
End Again Week (Pop-Up!) is a weekend long exhibition of new work by Matthew Noel-Tod. The show takes the form of a fashion retail pop-up boutique and reflects the importance of community, for the most seriously INFOLUSTY consumers, the link between INNOVATION JUBILATION and trends.
The Airport is a three-screen film installation conceived as a meditation on the history of Greece and its recent financial crisis. Set in the landscape of Southern Greece and an abandoned airfield near Athens. Accompanied by a soundtrack composed by John Akomfrah, the film’s elliptical narrative weaves together cinematic, literary, philosophical, and artistic traditions, where spaces of human ruin and natural beauty abound.
