Anthea Page in NSFW photoshoot with Chris Wilson

Andrew SoarJune 27, 2017

Australian model Anthea Page is back in various states of undress thanks to this new photoshoot for C-Heads conducted by Chris Wilson where they spent a day on...

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Pigalle x NikeLab collection drops

Andrew SoarJune 27, 2017

In the ongoing collaboration between NikeLab and Pigalle, basketball is a constant. Every garment is thoughtfully produced to consider on- and...

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San Francisco’s 60s youth culture photographed by Elaine Mayes

Andrew SoarJune 27, 2017

Elaine Mayes' solo exhibition Summer of Love at Joseph Bellows Gallery, San Diego, coincides with the 50th anniversary of a period of great social, cultural,...

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Pigalle’s new basketball court design with Nike

Andrew SoarJune 26, 2017

Pigalle Duperré is a colourful basketball court tucked between a row of apartments in the 9th arrondissement of Paris. Named after its location, the court is...

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Saul Goodman transforms village BT phone box into office

Grace NuttallJune 26, 2017

A tiny village in Gloucestershire called Saul with a population of only 700, has become the surprise location for Jimmy McGill, the fictional 'Breaking Bad'...

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Polly Beeny in NSFW shoot in Sydney by Chris Wilson

Andrew SoarJune 26, 2017

The beaches and the surrounding hills of Sydney, Australia are regular shoot locations for photographer Chris Wilson. In this High Snobiety Screen Test...

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The Serpentine Pavilion by Francis Kéré opens

Andrew SoarJune 26, 2017

Francis Kéré’s 2017 Serpentine Pavilion is now on display in Kensington Gardens, London. The design, which references a tree that serves as a central...

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Elsie Hewitt gets stuck in the desert for Playboy Magazine

Andrew SoarJune 25, 2017

At first glance, Elsie Hewitt is your quintessential L.A. girl, all long hair and laidback ease. Talk to her for a moment and you’ll realize there’s a...

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The bold tones of Ricardo Bofill’s ‘La Muralla Roja’ in Spain

Andrew SoarJune 23, 2017

Artist Andrés Gallardo calls the iconic ‘La Muralla Roja’ in Spain a ‘Paradise For Photographers’. completed by Ricardo Bofill in 1973, the apartment...

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Pollution Pods installation captures scent of five major cities

Andrew SoarJune 20, 2017

The Pollution Pods installation in Norway replicates the smell and air quality of different urban environments. A collaboration between British artist...

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Libraries: Thibaud Poirier photographs architectural havens of literature

Andrew SoarJune 15, 2017

“Reading is solitude,” Italo Calvino once said, embodying the inspiration behind 'Libraries' a photographic series looking at architectural havens of...

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Splash and Burn: street art campaign in Indonesia to tackle palm oil farming

Andrew SoarJune 14, 2017

Across the vast landscape of Sumatra, a large island in western Indonesia, artist Ernest Zacharevic has curated an awareness campaign that responds creatively...

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Nike + Tom Sachs’ NikeCraft Space Camp

Andrew SoarJune 8, 2017

If you want to get your hands on a pair of the exclusive, Tom Sachs-designed NikeCraft Mars Yard 2.0s, you’re going to have to work for it. ‘The reward for...

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Art collective turn military MRE rations into Michelin-starred meals

Andrew SoarMay 30, 2017

A chef, a videographer, and a photographer have teamed up to transform military combat rations into magnificent dishes mimicking Michelin-starred meals. In...

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Alejandra Guilmant and Maja Krag by Stephan Würth

Andrew SoarMay 24, 2017

Photographer Stephan Würth worked on the new Würth calendar 2017 with Mexican model Alejandra Guilmant and Dane Maja Krag in Miami....

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Floral artist transforms New York trash cans into floral bouquets

Andrew SoarMay 22, 2017

Any encounter with a New York City trash can is ordinarily an unsavoury one — unless you happen to stumble upon one of these bountiful bin bouquets that have...

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The Titanic in 360° panorama at a former gasometer in Germany

Andrew SoarMay 19, 2017

Inside the Panometer — a former gasometer in Leipzig, Germany — artist Yadegar Asisi's ‘Titanic – The Promise of Modernity’ is bringing visitors...

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Jeff Koons places 45-foot-high ballerina in New York’s Rockefeller Center

Andrew SoarMay 16, 2017

In the middle of Rockefeller Center, American pop culture artist Jeff Koons has installed a 45-foot-high inflatable nylon sculpture that towers above visitors...

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Rone paints portraits of women inside a paper mill set for demolition

Andrew SoarMay 15, 2017

Demolition on the former Alphington Paper Mill — a brutalist icon in the Alphington suburb of Melbourne is well underway, making way for one of Australia's...

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Gucci Reveals New Mural in New York

Grace NuttallMay 10, 2017

New York’s Soho has once again been given a fashionable facelift by Gucci, which has updated its 2,500-square-foot Art Wall with a new mural. Designed by...

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Guggenheim Shares 200 Free Art Books Online

Grace NuttallMay 9, 2017

If you’ve been wanting to up your art history game lately, the Guggenheim has you covered – recently releasing a treasure trove of art books to the public...

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Banksy Leaves His Mark on Dover

Grace NuttallMay 8, 2017

The elusive street artist Banksy has created a new piece of work, this time appearing to comment on the Brexit vote for the first time.Popping up overnight on...

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Unlimited Stadium by Nike in Manila is the world’s first LED running track

Andrew SoarMay 7, 2017

In the middle of Manila, Nike has constructed 'Unlimited Stadium', a pop-up arena that has been dubbed the ‘world’s first full-size LED running track’....

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Berlin Lines captures the city’s spirit through its underground stations

Andrew SoarApril 23, 2017

"Berlin combines the culture of New York, the traffic system of Tokyo, the nature of Seattle, and the historical treasures of, well, Berlin", describes...

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Gorillaz Invite Fans To Experience Their ‘Spirit House’

Grace NuttallApril 5, 2017

Gorillaz fans have yet another cause to celebrate this month, thanks to the launch of their Spirit House – an immersive experience of the band’s home.The...

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MoMA PS1 Celebrates 20 Years of Warm Up

Grace NuttallMarch 21, 2017

While summer might feel a while away, MoMA PS1 has already given music fans something to look forward to; today announcing the 2017 edition of its pioneering...

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BLAM Celebrates Club Congregations At ‘Midnight Mass’

Grace NuttallMarch 20, 2017

This weekend saw the opening of Midnight Mass, an exploration of club culture, collective consciousness and identity, at Brooklyn’s BLAM Gallery. Bringing...

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Clio Art Fair Gives A Voice To Independent Artists

Grace NuttallMarch 10, 2017

Tucked away beneath the High Line, Chelsea’s Wolf Building opened its doors to the public last month for the Clio Art Fair. Promoting the work of...

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Banksy opens The Walled Off art hotel

Andrew SoarMarch 4, 2017

Banksy makes a monumental return to the art world with the opening of The Walled Off Hotel in Bethlehem, steps away from the controversial West Bank...

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Pipilotti Rist’s Pixel Forest brings psychedelia to New York

Andrew SoarJanuary 8, 2017

Swiss artist Pipilotti Rist has been a pioneer of video art and multimedia installation for more than thirty years. Her immersive, psychedelic dreamscapes and...

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