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Jessica Persson's ceramics meet photography in Mijas until late August
Costa del Sol By Adam Woodward • Published: 03 Aug 2026 • 22:24 • 2 minutes read Councillor Fran Jerez with local artist Jessica Persson. Credit: Ayto: Mijas Mijas Tourism Office has opened its doors to ‘Memory of the…
I bought a one-way ticket to Shanghai, thinking I'd stay for a year. 12 years later, it feels like home.
This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Graeme Kennedy, a Canadian photographer based in Shanghai. His words have been edited for length and clarity. I grew up in a small town in the Canadian Rockies in the kind of place where you…
Sheraton Stockholm Renovation Creates A New Lifestyle Destination
A landmark Stockholm hotel is shaking up the local hospitality landscape as a new can't-miss destination in the Nordics. The Sheraton Stockholm reopened earlier this year following a sweeping $45 million reinvention. Following a nearly $45 million…
Nikon may be losing its fight against third-party Z mount lenses
Reports are emerging that Nikon has had one of its Z-mount patents invalidated in China, opening the door a little further to third-party access. Nikon Rumors reports that one of Nikon's fundamental patents relating to the Z-mount has been…
How to Bring Disco Vibes to Your Wedding: Disco Wedding Décor Ideas
If there's one wedding trend that refuses to fade – much like the era that inspired it – it's disco. And honestly? We're loving every glittering, light-catching moment of it. The disco wedding aesthetic has evolved far beyond novelty.
Exhibition by Alex Hyde review - an elegiac love letter to the YBA era
For all the wrong reasons, Damien Hirst's Shark (The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living) has a claim to being the most prescient British artwork of the last half-century: a grim parable of neoliberalism. In 1991, it was…
Charmera too modern for you? Kodak's $35 film camera puts 1990 in your pocket
The renaissance of pocket point-and-shoot cameras proceeds apace with Kodak's EC35, inexpensive at $35 and good enough to take to the party. If the Charmera and its blind-box business model represents a digital modernization of a retro dream, the…
Samsung might kill one of the Galaxy S27 Ultra's rear cameras
Brady Snyder / Android Authority The Galaxy S27 Ultra will reportedly drop the 3x camera and switch to a triple rear camera system. This comes after years of Samsung's Ultra phones offering a quad camera setup. This 3x camera is effectively…
WeRoad Is Making Group Adventure Travel Accessible To Gen Z
Travel has always offered the promise of discovery. But for a growing number of consumers, particularly young professionals like Gen Z, the greatest obstacle is not deciding where to go. It is finding the right people with whom to share the…
This iPhone just survived something almost nobody would believe
Dhruv Bhutani / Android Authority An iPhone 17 Pro survived a 3,600-foot (1.1km) fall after being sucked out of a small airplane over Canada. Its owners tracked it with Find My and recovered it virtually undamaged from a canola field. The incident…
This Steven Spielberg-Backed Nonprofit Gets Teens Out Of Their Cultural Bubbles
Forbes 30 Under 30 alum David McCullough III is trying to create America's next right of passage for teens. David McCullough III has built an unlikely nonprofit around a lesson from his late grandfather, Pulitzer Prize-winning historian David…
We Are Living in a Panoramic Film Renaissance
In just an eight-month period, no fewer than three new medium format panoramic film cameras hit the market. I've used them and am ready to render my verdicts on each, but there can be no doubt: we are living in a panoramic renaissance. This all…
This limited-edition toilet paper is for people who take nature's call literally
Ever thought about what it would be like to “go” in a national park? Well, we can't transport you to a national park, but we can bring the national park to you. For a limited time only, the eco-friendly toilet paper brand Who Gives a…
Everyone in this AI art row has a point, and that's what worries me
Can a gallery show AI-generated art without betraying art itself? Belfast Exposed in Northern Ireland just tested that question. But the answer it's produced isn't the clean yes or no anyone wanted. The facts are straightforward. Beneath the…
Story of world famous recording studio - from The Beatles to Bowie - in pictures
Abbey Road: Reframed runs at the Iconic Images Gallery in central London from August 11 to August 22 and explores almost a century of music history at the St John's Wood site. Handwritten studio notes by Abbey Road engineers and the master tape of…
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