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Frieze 2026: A Shopping List
Self portrait 91, 2026, by Issy Wood, at Carlos/Ishikawa, not for sale [lead image] I haven’t yet fully worked out why I’m so drawn to Issy Wood’s paintings, but I am. I love their strange mix of...
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Róisín Tapponi’s Scene City is a Debut Novel for the Extreme Present
TikTok hauls from the Chloë Sevigny yard sale. The Mowalola tank top with WET across the front. Nocellara olives at a street-facing table on Broadway Market. People-watching at Allpress Dalston. A...
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The Year of the Difficult Dad
The great auteurs loom large in our collective imaginations. Look back through the years, and you’ll be greeted with a long line of Important Artists – towering, imposing, and, for the most part, male....
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AnOther Loves: An Exhibitionist Boot
Britain has had its hottest summer on record, with 33 days above 30°C and lawns turning the colour of toast. Today the rain is back, the grass is green again and our wardrobes have some catching up to...
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Phoebe Philo Experiments With Free Rein
Phoebe Philo has a reputation for making no-nonsense clothes, clothes geared to that ephemeral, probably non-existent ideal of the ‘modern woman’ used by other designers to dodgily justify the...
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Cos Leans Into Texture and Elegance
Precision, refinement and lightness have characterised an unusually grown-up fashion season, and perhaps that is partly because we have become so accustomed to seeing clothes as images. Fashion now...
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Notes on Style at Frieze 2026
It’s Wednesday, the first of Frieze’s VIP days. The international art world has funnelled into two enormous white tents in Regent’s Park where some of the world’s most interesting art is being flogged...
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Willem de Kooning’s Fierce, Fractured Muses
Willem de Kooning has returned home – at least, this is how the new exhibition Willem de Kooning at Work is promoted at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. For those who don’t know the story, it’s a good...
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Blue Women: Beauty Advertisements Faded by Time
The colour blue has powerful associations. It’s the colour of faraway things, the colour hills become as they recede into the horizon. For some, it’s a cold colour. We describe ourselves as blue when...
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A Queer Art-Historical Treasure Hunt at Frieze Masters
I’ve never thought of the Frieze Masters tent as particularly queer. All that beige, dim lighting, questionable furniture, dealers dressing their market stalls up as mini museums. Not exactly fertile...
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Cato on Returning to Raymond Carver’s Writing
This story is taken from the Autumn/Winter 2026 issue of AnOther Magazine: “Sometimes I’ll read one of Raymond Carver’s stories and think, am I reading too much into this? One of my favourites is his...
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William Eggleston: More Southern, More Weird
In 1967, William Eggleston arrived in Manhattan with a suitcase full of colour slides of the Mississippi Delta. From gas stations to cigarette-smoking housewives, these saturated images of rural...
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Adrian Joffe: “Six Is New Again”
In 1988, Rei Kawakubo launched Six, Comme des Garçons’ now-cult publication named for the sixth sense, which ran to eight issues before ending in 1991. It was distributed free to customers and trade...
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On Sex and the Black Gaze: Ajamu X and Quil Lemons in Conversation
Ajamu X is a Brixton-based photographer whose practice has, since the 1980s, explored Black queer life in the UK. Quil Lemons is a Gen Z photographer based between New York and Los Angeles, whose work...
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Movement in Colour
This story is taken from the Autumn/Winter 2026 issue of AnOther Magazine: read more raquo;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;View Gallery (22 images)nbsp;
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Celebrating the Icons of Art at Museum Voorlinden
The word ‘icon’ derives from the Greek eikōn, simply translating to ‘image’ or ‘likeness’. In the Orthodox Church, an icon was a divine threshold, a painted image through which the faithful believed...
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Tim Walker’s Love Letter to the Queer Community
Tim Walker photographs always offer escape to a fantasy world, so it feels right that his latest exhibition is named Fairyland. Walker explains the title in the exhibition catalogue: “As a young queer...
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At Louis Vuitton the Future is Ergonomic
Fashion week invariably transforms Paris into a giant traffic jam – static cars, fashion figures fleeting between, running to shows – or everyday Parisians, to more important things. That is the...
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At Chanel Matthieu Blazy Has the Freedom to Imagine
Matthieu Blazy is just over a year into his open reconsideration of the house Gabrielle Chanel built. But fashion waits for no man – with three ready-to-wear, two haute couture and two of the...
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Cecilia Vicuña on Potent Women, Eco-Feminism and Re-orientating Culture
For more than half a century, Cecilia Vicuña has confronted the patriarchal, Western-centric systems that have led to our current climate crisis. The Chilean artist has an ongoing series of ‘quipus’:...
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