Patricia de Nicolaï, founder of Nicolaï, speaks to AH Magazine about independent perfumery, raw materials, creative freedom, perfume history, and memory.

Longevity is redefining wellness, beauty and luxury through healthspan, preventive care, sleep, recovery, movement and the ability to live well every day.

How microbiome science, fermentation, longevity skincare, formula stability, and documented evidence are reshaping luxury skincare in 2026.

photo basel 2026 returns to Volkshaus Basel from June 16 to 21 with international galleries, contemporary photography, artist talks, and new work.

British photographer Vicky Martin discusses Selfhood, fairy tales, Hollywood, home and the female experience in a new interview with AH Magazine.

An English teacher walks into a room where she understands nothing and finally learns what her own students feel every day. A column on language, belonging, and the thousand dialects of intelligence.

Ron Kuhwede’s ewigundendlich explores death, farewell and human closeness through staged photography, humour, ritual and the fragile beauty of life.

There is a specific kind of weighted tension that exists when a family like ours enters a public space. For years, I carried that heavy atmosphere on my shoulders like a thick cloak. I would walk into a restaurant or a park in Durban, my eyes scanning the room, instinctively bracing myself for the "look." You know the one the curious tilt of the head, the pitiful furrow of the brow, and the inevitable, whispered South African remark: "Ag shame, man. "But there was one particu

Art Paris returns to the Grand Palais from April 9–12, 2026, bringing together around 165 international galleries. The fair unfolds around the themes Babel and Reparation, presenting artists, design editions, and the City of Paris contemporary art collection.

Discover Oil Nut Bay in the British Virgin Islands, where architecture, sea, and design shape a refined Caribbean escape of villas, spa, and private beachfront living.

A deeply personal essay about learning, connection, and communication beyond sound. A mother shares how play, presence, and visual language helped her child understand the world through the color brown.

A tender Christmas morning becomes a turning point for one family as sign language transforms silence into shared meaning, joy, and deep connection, told through a vivid, intimate personal story.

A refined look at the golden age of rail travel from 1930 to 1970, including CIWL and the Simplon route, the Santa Fe Super Chief, Trans Europ Express and the RAe TEE II, dining culture, carriage design, and open-access visuals.

A deeply personal column exploring the emotional weight of a mother’s journey through uncertainty, silence, and inner resilience. A story of faith, vulnerability, and the quiet strength that grows in life’s most fragile moments.

A journey through the art and architecture of silence, from John Cage to the Rothko Chapel, exploring calm, depth, and the spaces that let us listen.

A nostalgic journey through analog media – from cassettes and vinyl to typewriters and projectors – exploring the beauty of touch, sound, and memory.

A moving story about a mother who turns silence into art through sign language. The Audacity of Love reveals the strength of faith, the power of emotion, and the beauty of unspoken connection where every gesture becomes poetry.

At Amos Rex in Helsinki, Leandro Erlich transforms perception with illusions that blur the line between reality and imagination.

At the 82nd Venice International Film Festival, Kathryn Bigelow returned with A House of Dynamite, a gripping political thriller starring Idris Elba and Rebecca Ferguson. Set within an 18-minute countdown to a possible nuclear strike, the film explores power, fear, and fragile decision-making at the highest levels of government.

At the 82nd Venice International Film Festival, Luca Guadagnino premiered After the Hunt, a psychological thriller starring Julia Roberts. The film explores truth, power, and moral dilemmas in academia, with striking performances by Andrew Garfield and Ayo Edebiri, and a haunting score by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross.