Art & Photography /
AnOther List

The Emerging Japanese Female Photographers You Need to Know

Holly Black profiles five of Japan’s most innovative up-and-coming image-makers

Art & Photography /
Who, What, Why

The Polish Artist Who Redefined Contemporary Sculpture

Haunted by her experience of war, Magdalena Abakanowicz sought to shine a light on some of the darkest and most terrifying aspects of humanity

Art & Photography /
Culture Talks

The Photo Book Giving a Voice to Japan’s LGBTQ Community

Edges of the Rainbow celebrates the queer lives pushing gender identity forward

Art & Photography /
Who, What, Why

The Painter Behind the Girl With a Pearl Earring

We only know of 35 of his works, but Johannes Vermeer has altered art history with his powerful mastery of light, a new exhibition demonstrates

Art & Photography /
In Pictures

The Photographer Who Redefined Realism in Post-War Japan

To coincide with the release of a new book charting his exceptional career, Holly Black introduces the legacy of Japanese photographer Domon Ken

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Who, What, Why

The Iraqi Princess Who Turned the Art World Upside Down

As a new retrospective of her work opens at Tate Modern, we examine the enduring influence of Fahrelnissa Zeid

Fashion & Beauty /
In Pictures

College Days: The Grad Shows of Erdem and Christopher Bailey

As the Royal College of Art’s 2017 graduate show is unveiled, we take an exclusive look at its incredible photographic archive

Fashion & Beauty /
In Pictures

Mario Testino’s Sensual Homage to Helmut Newton

The eminent fashion photographer presents a body of work exploring the art of undressing, informed by the provocative eye of his fellow trailblazer

Art & Photography /
Who, What, Why

The Artist Questioning Cultural Identity with Family Photos

Thai-Australian artist Nathan Beard navigates hybrid perspectives by reframing objects uncovered at his mother’s abandoned home

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Culture Talks

The All-Female Show Channelling Peggy Guggenheim’s Legacy

This week London’s Breese Little Gallery opens 31 Women, a celebratory exhibition modelled on Peggy Guggenheim’s prototype

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Culture Talks

The Artist Using the Humble Pigeon to Reframe Violence

As a new book is released to document the significance of sculptural work Bristow, Adel Abdessemed reflects on its resonance

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AnOther List

Paolozzi's Forays Into Fashion and Furnishings

As a major new retrospective opens at the Whitechapel Gallery, Holly Black examines the pop art polymath’s experimental approach to fashion, textiles and homewares

Art & Photography /
In Pictures

Ten Studies in Sexuality from Sotheby’s Erotic Art Sale

As the auction house mounts a sale exploring passion and desire across the ages, Holly Black selects the most alluring lots in honour of Valentines Day

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Culture Talks

The Artist Who Captured the Essence of the 80s Club Scene

As a new exhibition of Jo Brocklehurst’s work opens at the House of Illustration, we talk to co-curator Isabelle Bricknall, the artist’s long-time friend and collaborator

Fashion & Beauty /
AnOther List

When Architecture Met Fashion in the Hands of Zaha Hadid

She was known as the Queen of the Curve for her architectural innovation, but Zaha Hadid’s vision extended to the body as well. We consider her extraordinary work in fashion, jewellery and footwear

Fashion & Beauty /
AnOther Woman

Louise Nevelson: The Supreme Grandmother of Sculpture

Unapologetically arrogant and endlessly eccentric, we recall the brilliance and certitude of a great American artist who carved her own path within the male-dominated New York art scene

Design & Living /
AnOther Book

Behind Closed Doors at London's Brutalist Barbican Estate

A new photo-book offers unprecedented access to the homes of some of the estate’s most devout residents – an ideal opportunity for architects, interior designers and voyeurs alike