RINA SAWAYAMA EMBRACES SPRING FOOTWEAR IN NEW SS26 CAMPAIGN

April, 9th 2026 UGGs rings in the spring season with a new sandal offering, bringing ye signature feel into the warmer weather. Global musician and artist return for the Spring 2026 campaign, perfectly capturing the bold, dynamic aesthetic of the silhouettes with the brand’s iconic heritage of comfort, premium materials, design innovation and style.

The newly released campaign features a collection of sandals and clogs that reimagine the silhouettes consumers know and love, this time with contrasting textures, colors, style, and energy. Pulling inspiration from the brand’s warm-weather icon, the GoldenGlow  sandal, the GoldenGlow  Toggle has a lace-up pull able to be cinched for an ideal fit. A similar aesthetic but with more coverage, the GoldenGlow Canvas Clog, includes a molded rubber toe and outsole, complete with a breathable canvas upper and anti-odor sockliner. Rounding out the sandal offering, the GoldenGaze Toe Post, has the comfort of the Goldenstar with a sleek silhouette for easy wear.

The styles are available now at UGG.com, UGG® stores, and select wholesale retailers nationwide.

NEW SINGLE: NIA ARCHIVES  “DANGER”

Nia Archives is back catapulting us straight into her unmistakable jungle universe: with her new single “Danger,” she kicks off an exciting new chapter. The flirtatious track acts as a kind of hedonistic manifesto and unfolds like a playful rhyme: here, “Danger” becomes an acronym celebrating personal freedom, self-confidence, and love. Carried by genre-bending alt-jungle beats, the song blends raw energy with a new, intimate honesty.

The release is accompanied by a striking video directed by Claryn Chong, in which Nia confidently celebrates her sexuality and the female gaze, dancing in front of a mirror, full of confidence and carried by the butterflies of being in love. It’s a powerful snapshot between girlhood and womanhood, and at the same time an expression of her artistic self-discovery.

About the track, she says:

“It’s definitely an X-rated tune, I really pushed that side – I’ve never even sworn in my music. But it’s a part of love…or of lust… that people get a bit scared to talk about. Being in your mid-20s, you’re figuring out who you are, exploring your sexuality… I think people kind of get stuck in girlhood, but really and truly, I’m 26 and I feel like I’m entering womanhood.”

MARINA ABRAMOVIC: BALKAN EROTIC EPIC. THE EXHIBITON 

One of the most influential performance artists of all time, Marina Abramović presents Balkan Erotic Epic. The Exhibition at Gropius Bau in spring 2026. The show traces her ongoing engagement with ritual, eroticism, death and the body as a site of political resistance.

Women beat their chests and massage their breasts in lamentation, while a living naked body lies entwined with a skeleton: drawing on the folklore of Abramović’s native Balkans, the exhibition weaves together filmic and sculptural installations with live performance to explore eroticism as an offering that binds life and death, the self and the cosmos. It highlights the artist’s performances not merely as acts of personal endurance, but as imagined rituals that reposition the erotic body as carrier of spiritual, political and ecological meaning.

Celebrating their 75th birthday, the Berliner Festspiele unfold Balkan Erotic Epic in two parts: following the exhibition at Gropius Bau, Balkan Erotic Epic.
The Stage Version, a new multi-hour theatre production, will open the Performing Arts Season in the Haus der Berliner Festspiele in October 2026.

On view at Gropius Bau from 15th. April- 23th. August.

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Founded in 1879 in Sindelfingen, Germany, Heinrich Dinkelacker is one of the country’s most renowned luxury shoemakers, celebrated for its meticulously crafted Goodyear-welted footwear. Each pair is produced through hundreds of precise manual steps using premium leathers, reflecting a long-standing commitment to durability, precision, and timeless design. Today, the brand combines its German heritage with European craftsmanship expertise, maintaining its reputation for uncompromising quality and understated elegance.