GOLDWIN’S OYABE FW25 COLLECTION

Posted on 2025-11-24

Goldwin has unveiled its Oyabe Fall/Winter 2025 skiwear collection, a line that pays homage to the brand’s origins in Oyabe City in Toyama Prefecture. Named after the birthplace of Goldwin in 1950, the Oyabe series represents a new chapter in the brand’s ski heritage, combining traditional craftsmanship with advanced materials developed at the Goldwin Tech Lab. The collection is designed to perform in extreme alpine conditions while offering a sophisticated aesthetic that transitions seamlessly from the slopes to après-ski environments.

www.goldwin-global.com

  

PAS NORMAL STUDIOS F/W 2025 T.K.O. COLLECTION

Posted on 2025-11-17

Pas Normal Studios has released its Fall/Winter 2025 T.K.O. collection, presenting a refined suite of performance styles specifically engineered for the demands of the cold season. This season focuses on exploration, endurance, and the evolving character of winter riding, offering versatile gear for cyclists who continue to push their limits regardless of the weather.

The T.K.O. line stands as Pas Normal Studios’ signature label for artistic expression, serving as the creative playground for designer Karl-Oskar Olsen. It is where design-based aesthetics meet high functionality. The collection features both off-bike and on-bike apparel, utilizing innovative textiles and compelling visual language.

pasnormalstudios.com

  

THE ICE TOWER

Posted on 2025-11-17

Jeanne, a 15-year-old orphan, witnesses the shoot for a film adaptation of the fairy tale The Snow Queen, and she becomes fascinated by its star, Cristina, an actress who is just as mysterious and alluring as the Queen she is playing.

In theatres November 21th, 2025

www.theicetowermovie.com

  

THE THING WITH FEATHERS

Posted on 2025-11-17

After a tragic loss, a grieving father tries to raise his young sons whilst dealing with an unlikely, unpredictable and uninvited houseguest.
Based on the bestselling novel by Max Porter.

In theatres November 21th, 2025

www.thethingwithfeathers.co.uk

  

JAMEL SHABAZZ – LOVE IS THE MESSAGE

Posted on 2025-11-17

Jamel Shabazz’s photography offers a vivid chronicle of urban life, friendship, and resilience from the 1980s to today. His lens captures the essence of community, moments of laughter among friends, the quiet pride of families, and the expressive power of style and self-presentation. Deeply rooted in the culture of the streets, his images reflect the rise of hip-hop as both a musical and visual movement, revealing how fashion, rhythm, and attitude became intertwined forms of identity and empowerment. Whether in black-and-white or color, Shabazz’s photographs radiate warmth and humanity, transforming ordinary encounters into timeless celebrations of connection.

The exhibition Love Is the Message marks the fiftieth anniversary of Shabazz’s career and showcases a remarkable selection from his personal archive-prints, cameras, and memorabilia that trace the evolution of his artistic journey. Each image, whether of a Brooklyn block or a moment shared between strangers, testifies to his belief that photography can heal, uplift, and build understanding. His work embodies love not as sentimentality but as a force of dignity and collective memory.

Opposite – A time of innocence, Flatbush, Brooklyn, 1981

Exhibition runs through to December 16th, 2025

Hofstra University Museum of Art
112 Hofstra University
Hempstead
NY 11549

www.hofstra.edu

  

KATI HECK – THE BRODO

Posted on 2025-11-17

In The brodo, Heck continues her long-standing exploration of the transformative processes that bind human, social, and emotional life. Known for her virtuosic handling of paint and her ability to merge realism with absurdity, Heck constructs a world in which tenderness and grotesque humor coexist, constantly dissolving into one another. Her practice has always moved between the theatrical and the intimate, between the instinctive gesture and the meticulously staged tableau. Here, that dynamic takes the form of a metaphorical soup, a social and spiritual broth in which everything is connected and nothing remains stable.

A drawing/collage functions as the exhibition’s abstract recipe, pairing a simple ladle with a written formula. Part instruction, part incantation, it distills Heck’s practice into its most essential gesture: the act of mixing. The piece operates like a dadaist statement, binding intuition and absurdity within a single frame. It is as if the artist were revealing her own method: not a recipe to be followed, but a process of perpetual recombination, of letting the ingredients of experience simmer until something new emerges.

Opposite – Bindemittel II, 2025

Exhibition runs through to February 7th, 2026

Tim Van Laere Gallery
Palazzo Donarelli Ricci
Via Giulia 98
00186 Rome

www.timvanlaeregallery.com