Metal Bender, the alias of Laura de Carteret, is an artist working across glassblowing, jewellery, and sculpture. Their works are incredibly striking and otherworldly, often taking spacey/drippy forms ...

Maggot Death has been bootlegging, designing, and printing for five years, saying nothing’s too shocking to screen-print.

Inspired by a meme and print colour schemes, these audio-visual works dance, deconstruct, fall apart and put themselves back together again.

Life, love, death, dogs and kittens are all preserved in this Colombian photographer’s emotionally fragile artistic eye.

Fanatics of Moomin-themed mugs have created their own sub-culture over the past 35 years. Now, a book documents them in all ...

Walk in the footsteps of Aca and Ica through a Jakarta painted in magical realism and the absurd.

The South Korean artist explores intersections between nature and memory through his satisfying transformations.

Alexander Long’s brilliant and funny gateau-esque sculptures evoke feelings of mundanity, digital eeriness, and critiques of ...

Designers from Pentagram, Koto, Creech, and more talk candidly about the murky waters of client selection, the logistics and risks of rejecting work on moral grounds, and how to keep afloat without ...

In the four piece’s early years, Blur’s drummer was rarely found without a camera on his person – snapping everything and ...

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Our Berlin correspondent looks at the complicated history of street art in the city, from its subversive roots to its gradual ...