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French photographer François Halard has a famously keen eye for architecture, and through his work we can gain privileged access to some of the most important Modernist buildings that would normally be off limits to most people. New York gallery...
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It's a couple of years since we last spoke to Japanese photographer Takeshi Suga, when the former NME snapper was on his way back to native Kobe after a stint in the misty lights of Glasgow. The lure of crap weather and reality telly must've been...
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A bestiary is an illustrated compendium describing animals – some real, some imaginary – that was popular in the Middle Ages, but now there's an opportunity to see an updated version featuring creatures from the imagination of the...
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Paige Powell arrived in New York from Portland, Oregon, in 1980 with a camera and a pocket full of dreams, and most of them came true in quick time. Before long she had worked with Woody Allen and taken up a job with Interview magazine,...
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If they were to compile a list of the top five recording studios in history (not sure why they would, but go with it) then the Columbia 30th Street Studio in New York would be vying for top spot. Originally a presbyterian church and later part of...
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The alternative universe of Joao Ruas is a strangely familiar one – like a tracing of our own laid back upon it, but slightly askew. The Brazilian has opened the doorway to his fantastical imagination in Verso (Back), a collection of ethereal...
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Dorothy Iannone is an artist with balls, and This Sweetness Outside of Time, a retrospective of her long and illustrious career, displays her unflinching autobiographical style in all its glory. Beginning her career in the late 1950s, the American's...
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I've loved the idea of guns on a car ever since Q handed over the keys of the tricked out Aston Martin to Bond. The idea doesn't work so well if they are aimed at the drivers' face though, but why quibble over practicalities? Joana Vasconcelos' fun...
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When Lou Reed wrote about Holly's journey from Miami to New York, and from man to woman, in his song Walk on the Wild Side, he created one of the most important verses in music. In those few short lines from 1972 he brought transsexuality into the...
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Going on a journey taking in all 50 of America's states sounds like fun. Ticking off all 50 in 30 days sounds like the plot for a screwball comedy. Brit photographer Mark Chilvers took up the challenge after being invited by American Airlines to...
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Young Balkan artists Esh, D.L.T. and Sretan Bor, from Bosnia, Serbia and Croatia respectively, have gotten together around a table to put their combined talents into Trinity, a group project presented as a single artistic voice through Dis-patch...
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How's your Hindi? Shanti Town, from Canadian artist and illustrator Gary Taxali, plays on the contradiction of a double meaning: the Hindi word “shanti”, meaning peace or tranquillity, and the English word “shanty” describing the makeshift...
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Set inside Houston’s historic El Dorado Ballroom, Kindred Stories redefines what a bookstore can be. Designed by local studio gin design group, this vibrant space brings literature, community, and cultural legacy together under one bold roof....
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Marking a decade in hospitality design, London- and LA-based interior architecture studio, Fettle, unveil their latest work in collaboration with Amsterdam-born apartment-hotel brand The July. Hot on the heels of BOAT&CO and The July — Twenty...
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Valentyns sets a striking new standard for workplace design, launching a progressive model in Cologne, Germany, that puts small and mid-sized businesses on par with global firms. Housed in a modernist 1960s building with views over the Rhine, the...
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First featuring 25hours Hotel Bikini Berlin way back in 2014, the inspired design hotel already stood out as one of the capital’s boldest lifestyle concepts. Now, over a decade later, Studio Aisslinger returns to breathe fresh life into the...
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Depression doesn’t always look like sadness anymore. Sometimes, it looks like scrolling for hours without feeling anything. Or forcing a smile during video calls. Or feeling completely alone even when you’re getting dozens of messages a...
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From architecture and interiors to fashion, digital products and beyond, the A’ Design Award & Competition casts its net wide, and with submissions for the 2025—2026 edition open until 30 September, creatives, designers, and entrepreneurs across...
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Buying a car can be a minefield. It doesn’t have to be, though! Indeed, there are plenty of simple ways you can simplify the process of purchasing a vehicle. Using a professional car history checking app is undoubtedly one of the best options in...
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Many people dream of turning a creative interest — writing, design, art, photography, music — into a meaningful career. The leap from something enjoyed as a hobby to a fulfilling profession can feel both thrilling and daunting. Yet it’s...