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Should you put a spider back outside? The answer depends on its habitatSpiders found in a house do not all live there in the same way. Two natural history museums explain why one-size-fits-all advice is not enough.
Photo Ark: why the 18,000-species milestone is more than a collection of imagesJoel Sartore’s project reached this milestone in August 2026 with a red handfish. His approach gives a place to smaller species that are often less visible.
Ghost trains: archives show they existed well before the 1950sBlackpool’s Ghost Train dates back to 1930, and drawings held in Sheffield document these attractions during the same decade. Their history calls for a distinction between an opening date and a single invention.
Nancy Art Nouveau: visiting Villa Majorelle during the worksFrom 28 October 2026, visits to Villa Majorelle will be limited to the ground floor. The Musée de l’École de Nancy offers a way to extend your visit, with a few precautions to take when planning your day.
“Metz, a city’s memory”: looking at history through photographsJean-Claude Berrar brings together 250 photographs dating from the 1860s to the 1950s. A way into the transformation of Metz, to be explored alongside the city’s archives.
Sofa bed: 7 things to check before you buyDimensions when unfolded, how often it will be used for sleeping, mechanism, upholstery and returns: the checks that can help you avoid a bad purchase.
Kenneth White: why an island opens up a different relationship with the worldIn a radio archive broadcast in 1984, Kenneth White links Celtic islands, travel and geopoetics to imagine a more open world.
Ino Casablanca extends EXTASIA with ten additional tracksReleased on 23 October, EXTASIAAAAA doubles the original project: twenty tracks in total, while “PA’ TOUCH” remains a separate single.
The Burghers of Calais: how Rodin gave sacrifice a faceBy isolating the gestures and doubts of six men, Rodin transforms the story of 1347 into a meditation on collective courage.
Winter time: beneath the sea, animals follow different clocksOur clocks change, but the ocean does not. Yet fish, plankton and corals set their activity by the light, the tides, the Moon and the seasons.
Mudam: three works that change the way we look at objectsA bench to sit on, a coin given to a visitor by the museum, a chapel with unexpected stained glass: Andrea Blum, Bill Woodrow and Wim Delvoye illuminate three approaches to contemporary art.
Heringer Millen: what the mill and the forest tell us about the MullerthalA stream that turned millstones, fortified hills, heathland that became forest: around Heringer Millen, the landscape preserves traces of several different uses.