The recent passing of One Direction's Liam Payne has left a profound impact on fans worldwide, with many turning to his music, particularly 'Night Changes,' as a tribute. However, life and culture continue to move forward, offering a plethora of events and distractions. The return of the chilling 'Smile 2' brings back the terrifying concept of demonic grinning humans, while Bon Iver's new EP provides a soothing contrast. Art Basel Paris, one of the world's leading art fairs, also makes a notable appearance, showcasing a diverse array of artworks.
The Lumière Film Festival in Lyon continues until October 20, featuring notable attendees like Vanessa Paradis and Benicio Del Toro. Meanwhile, the BFI's London Film Festival is wrapping up, offering a stellar lineup that shouldn't be missed. The British Museum's exhibition 'Hew Locke: What Have We Here?' critiques the institution's collection, examining its ties to the British empire and colonialism. Another significant exhibition is 'Human, Prix Pictet' at Cercle Cité’s Ratskeller, showcasing powerful photography under the theme of 'Human.'
Barcelona Design Week, now in its 19th edition, offers over 140 events focusing on 'Design for Human Future.' The Hamrun Chocolate Festival promises a Willy Wonka-esque experience, complete with chocolate sculptures and a costume procession. The Rome Film Festival, ongoing until October 27, features an eclectic lineup of films and cultural events. Lastly, 'The Office Australia' offers a fresh take on the classic British sitcom, albeit with mixed reviews.
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