November carried weight. Readers gathered around art as survival and as a home for everyone, from Brenné Forst, for whom creation is survival, to Bryan Stanton’s insistence that theatre belongs to everyone, to a moving tribute to the late Arturo Nava. It was a month that held grief and resolve in the same hand. Threaded through it was a strong current of design on the world stage, as Mexico’s presence at WSD2025 and artists like Angélica Martins de Oliveira Pereira drew a growing international readership. Alongside them, quieter craft, Paole Calderón designing the stillness between moments. A month about survival, belonging, and remembrance.
Svitlana Kosiak: A Universe With No Borders.
Ukrainian composer Svitlana Kosiak on her Musical Paintings, where melody merges with poetry and color,
