Today we mark February as a tribute to Black History: retracing ongoing community’s struggles and recent triumphs

Putting the countryside back on the agenda from a political standpoint: in conversation with Samir Bantal, AMO’s creative Director

Il destino di Karim Aga Kha fu deciso (anche) da Rita Hayworth – la storia dell’uomo che ha inventato la Costa Smeralda: un viaggio iniziato con un acquisto e trasformato in un progetto internazionale

From Target shoppers fighting over a Stanley cup to an ambulance used for deliveries—I decided to make a book inspired by real news events.” Brazilian photographer Marivan Martins recounts the frenzy of Black Friday

Author and anthropologist Grazia Ting Deng recounts foaming milk, Occidentalist fantasies, and the socio-economic journey that has brought Chinese-run coffee bars to prominence in Italy

Trieste omaggia Massimiliano d’Asburgo e la sua passione per la botanica – al Castello di Miramare rivivono i ricordi con Carlotta del Belgio e l’Imperatrice Sissi, accompagnati da una mostra che esplora il legame tra uomo e natura

Interview with Michael Lockshin starting from his The Master and Margarita – Russians didn’t reconsider their symbols, they didn’t take Lenin out of the mausoleum

When the glitter of Tinsel Town fades, dreamers head west in search of opportunity—only to find themselves waiting tables in a diner. Through the raw lens of Rupert Tapper, explore a neighborhood that once marked the start of Route 66, capturing both the promise and disillusion of the American Dream

«That feeling when you get sent the negatives and you look at them, that is what you are working for» – Brendan Freeman on film photography

Embracing vulnerability and eschewing Hollywood perfection, Chloe Lea’s raw style offers a refreshingly grounded take on the high-stakes battles of Dune: Prophecy