Scrap Metals’ comedy love letter to New York‘s retired MetroCard, its rise and the city’s characters

In Baghdad, young skater Yas captures the rise of skate culture against tradition in Iraq’s capital

Australian dance company Chunky Move explore machine mysticism as technology and spirituality merge

The meditative rhythm of Northampton’s shoemaking industry from a historic factory and its workers

Space Afrika - Opera Omnia, a film by Valentin Noujaïm

Glenn Kitson explores Stone Island’s living archive and collector community, from London to Seoul

Antonioli artists join Isamaya Ffrench to talk about worldbuilding, fashion, and creative tech

In an LA warehouse, clothing, memory and movement force a jaded tailor to confront his past choices

In Wales, ceramist Billy Adams builds vessels reflecting ancient landscapes under human influence

Design Museum co-founder, critic Stephen Bayley, studies iconic everyday design and AI’s shortfalls

Three sisters spend a summer in Tuscany, confronting the passing of time under the lens of nostalgia

In Kharkiv, Ukraine, young Muay Thai boxers reflect on the sound, movement & childhood against war

Transgender nightlife icon Monique Allen talks plastic surgery, ageing, and living unapologetically

A 16mm look at youth, communication struggles, and the search for authentic connection in Berlin

Music icon Peaches & Agniia Galdanova unleash inner demons through creature drag on Paris’ streets

A playful philosophy on the study of ecology, and small things in nature that unlock big questions

Doug Aitken lenses Richard Neutra’s modernist architecture in a search for connection & reflection

Find poetry in rites and rituals that guide the changing seasons and our relationship with nature

In Shanxi, China, three paper-cut artists carry imagination into old age with the folk-art tradition

In Pakistan’s Bumburet Valley, Indigenous Kalasha youth balance spiritual tradition & social media

Two bodies merge with earth, water and air, dissolving into the Peruvian landscape through movement

Dreamlike documentary about friendship and multiverses in Southeast Asian queer underground raves

Volcanic brutalism and building with molten lava reshape architecture in a future Icelandic city

On the Cape Verdean island of Santiago, women preserve clay-molding traditions rooted in the earth

U.S. figure skater Starr Andrews talks training rituals, motivations & breaking boundaries on ice

Poet and dancer Jade Joan explores heartbreak through movement, inhabiting grief as poetic gestures

In the Brazilian Amazon, the Indigenous Shanenawá people root identity in nature and spirituality

Artist Nana Yaa Asare-Boadu responds to an unfinished Brutalist building in Accra through movement

In Hong Kong, Jessie Andrews unlocks desire and illusion as two strangers meet over shared birthdays

California assemblage artist Betye Saar framed African American identity and history through objects

On Rio de Janeiro’s subway, dancers use Passinho to dispel negative stereotypes of Brazil’s favelas

A Kashmiri widow becomes the caretaker of a small land plot after mysteriously losing her husband

A dance that reifies relation and resists conformity of Japanese work culture

On Mexico’s Sonoran coast, Indigenous Comcaac women root ancestral basket weaving in the paranormal

Stella Blackmon captures growing up over an Ozarks summer, marking the countdown to turning 13

Romain Gavras and Surkin lens lived dystopia and space travel at Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan

At Arles’ Villa Benkemoun, artists Gérard & Kelly find movement and memory in modernist architecture

A lonely coyote walks LA in an animation on commodified architecture and the cost of progress

A story of loneliness through the perspective of 2 girls’ mutual solitude

Artist Doug Aitken sees factory workers mirror machine movements in a world of rapid transformation

British artist Frank Bowling reflects on Guyanese light & intuitive color with critic Martin Gayford

Punk performance artist Colette took on the 70s and 80s New York art scene by staging her own death

In Tarkwa Bay, Lagos, Daniel Obasi meets young Nigerian surfers riding the waves to self-discovery

In New York City, movement captures the ghost of lost loves and gestures left by romantic grief

At Studio Sangath in India, architect Khushnu Panthaki Hoof honors grandfather B.V. Doshi’s practice

Herrana Addisu frames the everyday lives of immigrant communities woven into the fabric of the U.S.

Hussein Mardini throws a classical lens on the sha3by street dance style spread by Egypt’s youth

Mexican American drag queen La Chucha Rude talks Catholic family and queer identity in the suburbs

Naples typographer Carmine Cervone preserves analog ritual by using 20th-century printing machines

A Nepali family in the Himalayas village believe stranger is the ghost of their missing father

Felipe Romero Beltrán studies displacement and the border-crossing experience as movement in Seville

Three LA stories look at urban loneliness, relationship dynamics, and the search for connection

In Oklahoma, Caddo artist Raven Halfmoon molds ancestral craft tradition into colossal sculptures

Reimagine the alien transition of adolescence through the Latin American quinceañera ritual

In Singapore, brothers connect through breath and movement to communicate the emotions of grief

In Colorado, sculptor James Surls connects with nature via raw materials to create vast wooden forms

Artist Frederik Heyman & performer Milou Van Duijnhoven explore grief as endurance in virtual space

Daft Punk’s Thomas Bangalter, artist Julian Charrière and DJ Rampa reflect on rhythm & collaboration

A poetic journey into girlhood and separation through two Belarusian sisters as one leaves home

In Paris’ Chinatown, lion dance honors France’s Asian diaspora and a demanding traditional art form