Tracks takes you into the liminal spaces of the new underground cabaret in France which is often queer, political, and very funny.

With their anthropomorphic animal costumes, the furries push the boundaries of social and virtual identity.

Accompanied by internet horror experts, Tracks asks: what frightens Gen Z?

The legendary French electro duo search for their favourite releases in a Parisian record shop.

We follow British make-up artist Isamaya Ffrench and her monstrous creations at a Vivienne Westwood show in Paris.

Young women in Japan rebelled against a conformist, monochrome society in the 1990s with the gyaru style.

Lech Wałęsa, former Polish trade unionist and co-founder of the Solidarność movement became President of Poland after the fall of communism. He talks to Yves Kugelmann about the current state of Europe.

Artists question the value of "bullshit jobs", meaningless yet highly-valued roles in our society.

Daniel Richter is one of the best-known artists of our time. He speaks to Jagoda Marinić about the books that are important to him.

House music was born in Chicago but South Africa has given the genre its own spin: Amapiano.