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Mondejar von Däniken Brings the Blitz Story to SMAFF 2026

Rusty Egan, Blitzed! and the creative legacy of the New Romantic movement arrive in St. Moritz.

Art at the heart. From there, COLLECT follows the wider cultural conversation through architecture, fashion, film, books, music, places and innovation.

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All stories, ordered across art, design, film, books, music, places, innovation and longevity.

Art

Normski at V&A East: When the Underground Becomes History

Photography, Black British music culture and the museum recognition of an underground visual history.

Art

Mark Divo: Dada Lives On

Painting, performance and cultural activism carry Zürich’s Dada legacy into the present.

Art

Les Rencontres d’Arles 2026: Opening Week

A city of images, history and conversations during photography’s most influential summer gathering.

Design

Christian Lacroix at the Musée Réattu

Drawing, photography and a creative homecoming in Arles.

Design

Dolce & Gabbana’s Alta Moda

Fashion as living heritage, staged through mythology, landscape and Italian craftsmanship.

Design

LUMA Arles: Frank Gehry’s Monument to the Future

A landmark where architecture, landscape and contemporary culture meet.

Design

A House That Collects Stories

Inside Olivier Mourão’s remarkable private world in Ibiza.

Film

The Return of Epic Cinema: Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey

Christopher Nolan reimagines Homer’s ancient epic for a new generation of cinema audiences.

Film

The Invitation to Look Again: The Invite

An intimate dinner becomes a subtle examination of desire, trust and long-term relationships.

Film

Ladies First: When a Comedy Becomes a Mirror

A gender-role reversal uses comedy to expose assumptions we rarely question.

Film

The Blitz Story Comes to St. Moritz

Rusty Egan, Blitzed! and the creative legacy of the New Romantic movement arrive at SMAFF 2026.

Books

Patti Smith in Arles

When a book signing became a quiet celebration of literature.

Books

Tracey Emin: Paintings

A landmark monograph bringing together more than 300 works across three decades, revealing the emotional intensity and expressive freedom of Tracey Emin’s painting practice.