Paolo Nutini ends hiatus with Iron Sky
Paolo Nutini is back with new music almost five years since the release of his last album Sunny Side Up. With half a decade since his last release, Nutini has been taking time out to write the best songs of his career following the split from his childhood sweetheart, Teri Brogan. One of these new … Continue reading
Hexi Responsive Wall
Canada-based interactive designer Thibaut Sld has designed the Hexi Responsive Wall, a series of 60 mounted panels, which reacts and fluctuates with the movements of people nearby. The wall’s hexagonal panels situated on the surface of the interior space use real-time data collected from motion-tracking technology to decode and interpret the gestures and actions of … Continue reading
India’s Holy Men
Varanasi is the spiritual capital of India, sitting on the banks of the Ganges, millions flock there each year for the salvation thought to come from the holiest city in Hinduism. It was this that drew the Canadian portrait photographer Joey L to capture his latest series Holy Men, focusing the holy men that reside … Continue reading
Isaac Cordal – Cement Eclipses
Street artist Isaac Cordal magically transforms landscapes with his thought-provoking and often, politically charged miniature art. His sculpture series Cement Eclipses proposes a critical definition of our behaviour as a social mass. Cordal’s work is a sharp critique on the current state of the global economy and a mockery of the leaders that govern it. … Continue reading
2014 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition
As the annual bikini-filled edition of America’s most popular sports magazine celebrates its half century, the 2014 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition was packed to the rafters with a few favourites on Culture and Life. Kate Upton, who has graced the front cover for the past two years, was replaced with the topless trio of models Lily … Continue reading
Momentum at the Barbican Centre
The Curve at London’s Barbican Centre has a new multi-sensory installation that is set to rival the success of the fantastic Rain Room in 2012. Barbican has commissioned the multi-disciplinary art and design studio United Visual Artists (UVA) to create Momentum, an immersive installation that combines light, sound and movement. Coinciding with UVA’s 10th anniversary, the … Continue reading
Rémi Noël – Batman in Texas
Fascinated by American culture and by the state of Texas, French photographer Rémi Noël has created a series of tongue-in-cheek images of a Batman figurine taking in the sites and scenery of Houston all the way to Dallas. The result is a set of stunning black and white images that bring the artist’s figurine to life … Continue reading
Emilie Payet by David Bellemere
Fashion porn photographer David Bellemere shoots Tahiti-born, Paris-based model Emilie Payet with a shoot that fuses a ‘70s-inspired tableaux with modern natural light and sensuality on the coast of Morocco. The shots are included in the latest Treats Magazine issue.
JeeYoung Lee Transforms Studio Into Living Canvas
JeeYoung Lee creates highly elaborate scenes that require an incredible amount of patience and absolutely no photo manipulation. For weeks and sometimes months, the young Korean artist works in the confines of her small 360 x 410 x 240 cm studio bringing to life worlds that defy all logic. In the middle of the sets … Continue reading
Urs Fischer – Melodrama Raindrops
The new colourful Urs Fischer exhibition at Sadie Coles HQ gallery sees an installation of 3,000 plaster raindrops suspended throughout the gallery. Swiss artist Fischer’s show entitled Melodrama, the raindrops encompass a spectrum of shades from green to lilac, massing together into a gently psychedelic storm cloud which weaves in a swirling movement through the … Continue reading
Cai Guo-Qiang – Falling Back To Earth
Chinese contemporary artist Cai Quo-Qiang has taken over Queensland’s Gallery of Modern Art in Australia with ‘Falling Back To Earth’, a monumental, immersive exhibition that sees, for the first time ever, all 3,000 square metres of GOMA’s ground floor dedicated to the work of a single living artist. Encompassing both new and recent works reconfigured … Continue reading
Candice Swanepoel x KAWS for i-D Magazine
Brooklyn-based street artist and fooking cool toy manufacturer KAWS, a.k.a Brian Donnelly, is enjoying a mass-market appeal resurgence at the moment. Donnelly’s work can currently be seen at a museum show in Philadelphia, two major exhibitions in New York City and now, he has lent his artwork to the cover of i-D Magazine and their … Continue reading
Yayoi Kusama – I Who Have Arrived In Heaven
In an impressive display of new work, enigmatic artist Yayoi Kusama’s recently opened solo show, ‘I Who Have Arrived In Heaven‘, at David Zwirner Gallery in New York. Although now in her 80s, the prolific artist is showing an impressive mass of work that plays to her distinguishing themes of universal infinity, endlessness, and the … Continue reading
Emmanuelle Moureaux – Sparkling Bubbles
Emmanuelle Moureaux has created a visual ode to drinking Coca-Cola in ‘Sparkling Bubbles’, which sees 800 acrylic transparent spheres suspended from the ceiling in an undulating wave of varying heights. The project, a collaboration with designer Thomas Meyerhoffer that will be shown at Any Tokyo. The sculptural installation seeks to evoke the sensations from drinking … Continue reading
Damien Hirst & Felix Gonzalez-Torres – Candy
London gallery Blain|Southern has brought the talents of celebrated artists Damien Hirst and Felix Gonzalez-Torres together for ‘Candy‘, an exhibition that showcases their work together for the first time ever. The gallery presents paintings from Hirst’s ‘Visual Candy’ series together exclusively, alongside a candy spill work by Felix Gonzalez-Torres that serves as a counterpoint to the … Continue reading
Emily Ratajkowski by Tony Duran
Polish-American beauty Emily Ratajkowski is captured with little more than no clothing in Tony Duran’s modern re-imagining of Marilyn Monroe’s “The Last Sitting”. Ratajkowski, who first shot to prominence in Treats! Magazine’s launch issue shoot with Steve Shaw, before then going on to be ‘that girl’ in the Robin Thicke Blurred Lines video was shot … Continue reading
Kanye West features a topless Kim Kardashian in Bound 2 video
Kanye West has unveiled his new video for Bound 2 with a mixture of horses, a motorbike, a tie-die t-shirt, the Grand Canyon and a naked, writhing Kim Kardashian. The cringeworthy video shot by Nick Knight, first shown on The Ellen Show, is full of sexual surrealism, with West seen riding a motorbike against a … Continue reading
Emily Ratajkowski for GQ
If ‘selfie’ is the word of the year, Emily Ratajkowski is this year’s Woman of the Year, with a meteoric rise to stardom that has put her name on the lips of most men across the globe. The Polish-American beauty saw her role in Robin Thicke’s Blurred Lines video go viral and create as much … Continue reading
Amnesty International – Not Here But Now
Another day and another powerful and compelling campaign from Amnesty International to bring to life the extent to which human rights are being violated across the globe on a daily basis. Not Here But Now launched by Amnesty International Switzerland has seen over 200 posters placed across the nation’s major cities to shock and create … Continue reading
Andreas Englund – Ageing Superhero
Ageing Superhero is a series of hyper-realistic oil paintings by Swedish artist Andreas Englund that takes a candid, tongue-in-cheek look at the imaginary life of a superhero who is in his twilight years. In his series of canvases, Englund captures his subject dealing with the old age, but still, fighting a good fight for justice. … Continue reading
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