Événements

On May 15, Antonin unveiled his second album Bleus — a title that says it all: a colour, a state of mind. Known as the indispensable bassist of Papooz and collaborator with Polo & Pan, he now steps fully into his own. Following a critically acclaimed debut (En Silence), Bleus is an elegant city blues somewhere between twilight pop and weightless French chanson, produced by Adrien Durand of Bon Voyage Organisation. Catch his magnetic performance at the Bus Palladium.

New York. This weekend, The Sticky Stuff: A Motherhood Archive comes to The Standard Hotel in the East Village — an intimate, open-to-all archive running Thursday through Sunday, May 28–31. On Saturday, a kids' vintage marketplace from 10AM to 1PM, with Cosmos Bklyn, Hunt & Gather, Spiral Books, and a multilingual story time hosted by some of the city's favourite moms.

Parisian pilates expert Alice Pilate and Semaine bring you the ultimate RESET: An Evening of Summer Pilates. Designed to move you, from the outside in, in the heart of Paris’ the Marais.

Mene Mene Tekel Upharsin is the first solo exhibition by poet, DJ, and artist James Massiah. Presenting a series of text based works extracted from a single poem, the show is inspired by a scene from Hanna-Barbera’s religious animation “The Greatest Adventure; Daniel and the Lion’s Den”. Massiah’s practice seeps between poetry, music, community and nightlife. His personal history, rooted in the Seventh Day Adventist Church, has brought a continual contemplation of self, challenge, rebellion and a seeking to understand the line where the moral and amoral meet. We opened the doors to “Mene Mene Tekel Upharsin”, the first solo exhibition by James Massiah, and the response was electric. Inside, the walls spoke in scripture. Outside, the crowd listened—then read, then reacted.