People

Portuguese singer Ana Moura on ‘novo fado’, motherhood and Lisbon’s club scene

Wine expert Hannah Crosbie on challenging conventions, class barriers and palates

Chef Kristian Baumann on the search for identity that shapes his unique cuisine

Four leading Mumbai-based chefs redefining Indian food

Daniel Dooreck’s LA ceramics studio celebrates Americana and tattoo-inspired designs

A journey to Thailand with Saiphin Moore, co-founder of Rosa’s Thai

Mumbai artist Sameer Kulavoor on how the evolving megalopolis informs his work

Yinka Ilori on the importance of joy and affirmation in his practice

Esoteric artist Tati Compton on carving a niche in LA’s tattoo scene

Four Lagos-based artists and designers on reinterpreting traditional craft

Diogo Machado, aka Add Fuel, on reinterpreting Portuguese azulejo tiles

Inside Hattie Stewart’s illustrated universe

Exploring Jordanian filmmaker Bassel Ghandour’s immersive worlds

Anica Mann of Delhi Houses is capturing the beauty in Delhi’s everyday

Chinese artist Zhang Huan on building a Buddhist garden in Shanghai

ALOK on courage, comedy and exploring beyond the gender binary

Michael Adé Elégbèdé brings a fine dining sensibility to Nigerian cuisine

Artist Luisa Salas, aka Hola Lou, makes bold, abstract murals redolent of Mexico’s Caribbean coast

The daring creatives who shaped modern Mumbai

LA’s Ivan Vasquez on what it means to be Oaxacalifornian

The Flag Twins on defying convention and improving diversity in the fashion world

Henry Holland on his unexpected pivot from fashion to ceramics

Artist Haig Papazian on leaving Lebanon and making a home in New York

Inside artist Rana Begum’s colourful, light-dappled world

Thai singer Pyra on her politically-charged pop music and not compromising her art

Poet Nikita Gill on identity, mythology and the power of oral tradition

Artist Felipe Baeza on exploring themes of migration

Javier Reyes of Oaxaca’s rrres studio on modern Mexican craft

Bangkok artist Phannapast on life in technicolour

Thailand-based musician Hugo: “What kind of person actually wants to be in power?”

“Travel has helped me think globally, but act locally”: an interview with chef Akwasi Brenya-Mensa

“I wouldn’t say I’m well-travelled, but I’m well-moved:” an interview with chef Shuko Oda

Alighieri’s Rosh Mahtani on how travel has shaped her

Artist Taylor Simmons: “Being a nomad inspires me more than having a home base”