ALFIE CAINE – RIVERS AND ROOFTOPS

Posted on 2025-12-08

For British painter Alfie Caine, space is both his subject and his language – something to be lived in, designed, and imagined. Trained in architecture before turning to painting, Caine constructs imagined interiors and landscapes that hover between memory and invention. His rooms and vistas are familiar yet impossible: domestic scenes that obey their own geometry, built from longing.

Opposite – Strawberry Moon, 2025

Exhibition runs through to January 10th, 2026

MASSIMODECARLO
16 Clifford Street
W1S 3RG
London

www.massimodecarlo.com

  

JANA EULER – THE CENTER DOES NOT FOLD

Posted on 2025-12-08

The center does not fold suggests that clear endpoints or extremes of any kind cannot be folded into a single center. Yet an abundance of variations can extend far beyond those obvious limits. In the act of painting itself, this unfolding occurs naturally: a single painting can give rise to any number of versions that ultimately find their place on the wall. There is an infinity in an unfolded center. This exhibition of mine consists of very different paintings. What they share is not so much their style or technique, but an investment in recurrence. Throughout this new body of work, motifs and protagonists invented previously reappear— rethinking themselves, amplifying certain traits, or generating new outcomes.

Opposite – Installation view

Exhibition runs through to January 10th, 2026

Greene Naftali
508 West 26th Street
NY 10001
New York

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VINTAGE FRAMES X STASH

Posted on 2025-12-08

The New York City native honored his graffiti roots with the three-piece collection by placing his signature spray nozzle pattern inside the frames of the black acetate shades. The details don’t end there: attendees at the VF x Stash event experienced first-hand how the spray nozzles – coated in 24kt gold – doubled as rivets on the frames, further nodding to Stash’s graffiti background.

In creating the trios, Stash continues to reference his roots, paying homage to his NYC upbringing with a custom hand-coated asphalt gradient lens. The finishing touch on these limited edition frames – of which only 100 pairs were made – is a collectible case shaped like a spray can, complete with a cleaning solution and dust cloth.

www.vintageframescompany.com

  

BAPE FW25 – PERFORMANCE ALL WEATHER COLLECTION

Posted on 2025-12-08

A BATHING APE has released the third and final installment of its Fall/Winter 2025 “Performance All Weather” (PAW) collection, designed under the creative direction of Kazuki Kuraishi.

Kuraishi, whose background blends mountain sports and graphic art, integrates technical materials with new camouflage iterations. The collection features DIGITAL ABC CAMO—a pixelated update to the classic motif — and UAP CAMO (Universal Ape Pattern), which cleverly conceals BAPE® elements within its intricate design.

The lineup is built for extreme conditions, highlighted by the UAP CAMO snowboard 3-layer jacket and coordinating 3-layer overalls, offering maximum mobility and waterproof protection. Versatile essentials include a reversible down jacket for adaptable warmth, polar fleece detachable pants for layering, and technical accessories like snow clogs, gloves, and a BAPE® SIMS snowboard.

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DUST BUNNY

Posted on 2025-12-08

Ten-year-old Aurora has a mysterious neighbor (Mads Mikkelsen) who kills real-life monsters. He’s a hit man for hire. So, when Aurora needs help killing the monster she believes ate her entire family, she procures his services. Suspecting that her parents may have fallen victim to assassins gunning for him, Aurora’s neighbor guiltily takes the job. Now, to protect her, he’ll need to battle an onslaught of assassins ― and accept that some monsters are real.

In theatres December 12th, 2025

www.dustbunnyfilm.com

  

FOREST SWORDS – ENGRAVINGS (REMASTERED)

Posted on 2025-12-08

Forest Swords’ debut album ‘Engravings’ is back in print on vinyl and CD for the first time in years, newly remastered by Rashad Becker with previously unheard bonus tracks exclusive to this edition.

While much of British electronica is defined by its inner cities, ‘Engravings’ was recorded in Barnes’ hometown on the banks of an ancient river in Merseyside, the album’s earthy, organic soundscape reflected the landscape and climate: all silt and sandstone, woodlands and wind, with the ghosts of Liverpool’s pop music and clubbing history echoing in the near distance.

The album was a prototype for a sonic vocabulary Barnes has expanded on over the next few years: in critically acclaimed studio albums (‘Compassion’ and ‘Bolted’ via Ninja Tune), collaborations with Massive Attack and Neneh Cherry, remixes for the likes of Bjork, as well as commissions for video games, ballet and film scores – of which he has carved a career as an in-demand composer and sound designer.

forestswords.co.uk