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Known as the Supreme Master of Landscape Photography, Ansel Adams is by far the most important name among famous landscape photographers.
Known as the Supreme Master of Landscape Photography, Ansel Adams is by far the most important name among famous landscape photographers.
Creative giants from Hirst to Hambling have produced masterpieces a few centimetres across for a scaled-down show
Born into a wealthy family, John Cimon Warburg was able to devote his time wholeheartedly to photography because bad asthma stopped him from working in a full time job and a private income gave him economic freedom. He excelled at the autochrome process, giving lectures and writing extensively on th
We sit down (from afar) with the London-based photographer to get his take on the past life of a Brutalist icon on the cusp of transformation
The conceptual artist has installed banners, billboards and stickers across Los Angeles for the city’s Frieze art fair
From blitz victims to dust-coated miners and the rocks of Stonehenge, the affinities between German photographer and British sculptor are shown in works of sepulchral beauty
American conceptual artist who cremated all his paintings in 1970 and later effaced the images of public figures with stick-on dots
The British photographer and 2009 Prix Pictet winner has released The Meeting, a book containing over 200 portraits of modern luminaries, including Barack Obama, David Attenborough and Werner Herzog.
fabian oefner's 'CutUp' sees a collection of technical objects sliced, rearranged and distorted to become new forms, encapsulated in resin.
His ability to turn photos into odd mini-dramas has found its perfect subject: Wales. We talk mountains, beaches, mushy peas and Magnum with the great photographer
Loose Joints publishes a new monograph by British photographer Jack Davison, charting his image-making practice since 2007 and his subsequent meteoric journey to acclaim
Los Angeles-based painter Nick McPhail creates illustrative, layered paintings that feature landscapes and architectural elements, using a colour palette of cool pastel and bright neon tones in combination with Renaissance layering techniques.
Alex Dujet, co-founder of Futur Neue talks us through the inspiration and process behind his new font.
Inspired by the mundane, Seoul;-based painter Dahye Choi paints for herself, and for herself only.
Swiss designer and teacher Alice Franchetti talks to us about her clean, precise portfolio of well-researched projects.
The telecoms giant keep things restrained with this new identity courtesy of London-based studio Red&White.
The Norwich-based writer and designer talks us through his new historical study of a particularly cheerful moment in graphic design history.
The South Korean illustrator talks us through her latest publication, exploring the unnoticed movements in quiet landscapes.
Take a look at this May edition of Things for all the photography publications and illustration zines you could ask for.
A lacklustre celebration of female talent shows both artists and gallery in a very poor light
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