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1 week ago | 
hurs-official.com | Bonnie Langedijk
Our curated product edit recommends you standout fashion, art, food, and design — both old and new.
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1 week ago | 
hurs-official.com | Bonnie Langedijk
This article dives into Bluesky, a new social media platform that’s trying to shake things up by making the internet a little less toxic. Started by Jay Graber after Elon Musk took over Twitter and Trump got reelected, Bluesky is all about giving users more control. It’s built on an open-source system called the AT Protocol, which means people can tailor their feeds, use their own moderation tools, and basically shape their online experience however they want.
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2 weeks ago | 
hurs-official.com | Bonnie Langedijk
Our curated product edit recommends you standout fashion, art, food, and design — both old and new.
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2 weeks ago | 
hurs-official.com | Bonnie Langedijk
By Reeme IdrisThere has been plenty of coverage recently on the desire to appear well-read, and whether the motive is performative, pretentious and therefore problematic. Take for example, the image of a stack of books, spines facing the back (placed this way so that real estate companies would not have to worry about their commercial use of authors’ works in display homes) which has become popularised by interior design enthusiasts preferring the neutral tones of pages.
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2 weeks ago | 
hurs-official.com | Bonnie Langedijk
When I think about your work, there are often distorted proportions, off kilter perspectives. There's these playful imperfections. How do you relate to that concept of a certain type of wrongness? Rose: Imperfection can be perfection. I agree. Rose: Wrongness can be right. It depends on the type of wrongness. You just keep going until it looks right. It's all about the judgment. In my opinion, it should have something to do with the subject I'm painting.
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2 weeks ago | 
hurs-official.com | Bonnie Langedijk
HUR Reads is our definitive shortlist of the most prominent articles from around the web. Welcome to Patti Smith’s Antique Book Club Osman Can Yerebakan explores the passion for rare books shared by punk-poet legend Patti Smith and her daughter, Jesse Paris Smith. Yerebakan delves into how this mutual interest has strengthened their bond and influenced their personal and professional lives.
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3 weeks ago | 
hurs-official.com | Bonnie Langedijk
Our curated product edit recommends you standout fashion, art, food, and design — both old and new.
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3 weeks ago | 
hurs-official.com | Bonnie Langedijk
HUR Reads is our definitive shortlist of the most prominent articles from around the web. Why Is Dining Alone So Difficult? Priya Krishna recently explored the rising trend of solo dining in restaurants. While some cultures, like Japan, embrace solo dining, others, such as Italy, may view it as unusual. Despite these perceptions, solo dining has surged by 64% in the U.S. since 2019.
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1 month ago | 
hurs-official.com | Bonnie Langedijk
In the past few years, we've seen exponential growth in consumer interest in health, wellness, and supplements. It's about buying into health, but it often lacks connection, whether that's to yourself or others. Fee: I wrote that down precisely. It's a spiritual bypass, the consumption of spiritual goods. What do you think is driving that behavioral shift and what's your approach in capturing that consumer in an authentic way? Fee: There is a collective global awakening happening.
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1 month ago | 
hurs-official.com | Bonnie Langedijk
By HURS TeamCulture sits at the heart of today’s marketing playbook. Brands are embedding themselves in the spaces once reserved for artists, independent thinkers, and underground communities. They’re funding exhibitions, curating bookshops, hosting panels, and aligning with creatives to gain cultural capital. But beyond the surface, what’s actually being exchanged? Consumers say they want brands to engage with culture—but do they?
