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  • Jeremiah Goodman painting the interior of the Acne studio

    In Pictures | Jeremiah Goodman, Acne's Artist

    The newly opened Acne store in London pays homage to its mother ship in Stockholm with a beautifully executed painting of the interior of the Swedish brand’s flagship store by renowned artist Jeremiah Goodman...

  • Yudangami video installation, 2009 by Tabaimo

    Exhibit A | Japanese art: Yudangami by Tabaimo

    Tabaimo’s animations are spooky and spectacular. For the Japanese art star’s latest installation, Yudangami (or Careless Hair), a circular room hung with black drapes plunges you into near total darkness. It’s like being in a cave, or...

  • Tomorrow in a Year

    Culture Talks | The Knife with Mt Sims and Planningtorock

    In a highly abstract and collaborative project, Danish theatre experimentalists Hotel Pro Forma contacted iconoclastic Swedish electro pop duo The Knife, comprised of siblings Karin Dreijer Andersson and Olof Dreijer, with the initial...

  • Tilda Swinton, Mattia Zaccaro, I am Love

    Insiders | Antonella Cannarozzi, Costume Designer

    Luca Guadagnino’s Io Sono L'amore (I Am Love) is a lavish love letter not just to the transformative power of passion, but to cinema itself. From the opulent setting of upper-class Milan at the turn of the 21st century, to John Adams’s...

  • Photography by Rodarte

    In Pictures | Holiday Snaps by Rodarte

    Before sisters Kate and Laura Mulleavy became the fashion super-duo Rodarte, they grew up in California on America’s west coast. For a recent vacation, the girls returned home, documenting their stay with these exclusive photographs....

  • Hanif Kureishi

    Culture Talks | Hanif Kureishi, Writer

    Hanif Kureishi is an acclaimed author, playwright, screenwriter and essayist. Perhaps best known for the era-defining novel The Buddha of Suburbia, in 2008 he was listed in The Times’s top 50 greatest British writers since 1945. AnOther...

  • Lightwall Presents - Jack Killick

    In Pictures | Artistic Intervention

    This week sees the international art world at its most inventive, hosting outdoor interventions, whole city musical takeovers, ballet performed under the stars and an innovative use of materials...

  • Rainbow hair, 2006

    The Sound of Style | Dennis Schoenberg

    Born in West Berlin, Dennis Schoenberg grew up near Frankfurt, fascinated by film. With a desire to study the medium and faced with oversubscribed courses in his home country, in 1995 he moved to London...

  • Chanel haute couture fittings

    Womenswear Confidential | Chanel Haute Couture A/W10

    Chanel’s latest haute couture show took place in The Grand Palais, Paris under the imposing presence of a gigantic golden lion, symbolic, says Lagerfeld, because Coco Chanel was born a Leo. Not only is it synonymous with the spirit of...

  • Laurie Anderson in her studio

    New York Minute | Laurie Anderson

    Two weeks ago, I visited Laurie Anderson in her Tribeca studio. This is the same loft where Anderson lived and worked for 30 years beginning in the 1970s (she now lives with husband Lou Reed in the West Village), and I felt like I was...

  • Serpentine Gallery Pavillion, 2010, designed by Jean Nouvel.

    In Pictures | A Midsummer’s Dream

    You know it’s officially summer once the Serpentine unveils its seasonal pavilion. This year designed by Jean Nouvel, its unveiling is a bold start to the week. Elsewhere, David Adjaye returns to Japan for an exhibition at Gallery Ma,...

  • Ruby Joins The Navy Helmet

    AnOther's Lovers | The Helmet

    Jen Hanley, A.K.A Gnarlitude Jen, splits her time between Florida and the Lower East Side of New York writing for several magazines including Love and Street Carnage, as well as her own website, Gnarlitude. This week’s AnOther Lover has...