International artists have put up specially curated installations across Germany’s former Völklingen Ironworks. The vast area was declared a World Heritage site in 1994.

Minimalist design has been en vogue for decades. This finds expression in Bauhaus furniture and even Nordic interior design. But now, maximalism is coming into fashion!

People have been growing coffee in Gran Canaria’s Valle de Agaete since the 19th century. The humid climate and fertile soil are perfect for coffee cultivation.

In 2018, Norwegian artist Hakon Erichsen began posting videos showing his homemade contraptions destroying various items and objects that annoy him.

Stefan Wiesner is no ordinary chef. His ingredients include ash, stone powder and sawdust. Gourmet critics and customers alike deem the Swiss chef a "culinary wizard". He’s even been awarded a Michelin star.

The "Rencontres internationales de Cerfs-volants" kite festival has existed for more than 25 years. It features all kinds of kites: from conventional ones to huge inflatable objects.

This year, confectioner Walter Musco from the Paticceria Bompiani in Rome is taking inspiration from the world of fashion. His large chocolate eggs appear in fashion outfits à la Dior, Balenciaga, Armani and Versace.

The metal masses Finnish pastor Haka Kekäläinen holds in Helsinki and across Finland are normal in every way - except for the hymns, which have been musically rearranged into heavy metal songs.

Fashion can also be art - especially when Ian Berry is involved. He cuts up old jeans and glues the small pieces of fabric back together to create pictures in which the jeans snippets act as textured paint.

Chef René Frank's food creations are full of surprises. Instead of a hearty menu, he concentrates on desserts. And the resulting dinner is so good that Coda has won a Michelin star.