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More Fabulous Fashion Week Sculptures
Last season, AnOther enlisted artist and photographer Marie Valognes (aka mise en) to transform some of the most iconic moments of fashion weeks into her fantastically Blue Peter style of sculptural...
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Who's Happening: Meet Model Musician Jake Lucas
Describe your music in three words… Dreamy, punk, pop. But don’t think of us as ‘punk pop’, you need to break those words up! Was music always your calling? Yes, I moved to London from a tiny Norfolk...
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Intervening in the Everyday with Artist Peter Regli
Swiss-born artist Peter Regli is the very best kind of disruptive. The principal concern of his practice is in creating interventions in the public realm, subtly subverting the day-to-day experience of...
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Petra Collins on Collective Crying and Celebrity Culture
Petra Collins’ art – photography, performance, film and installation – has consistently focused on depicting her own experiences and her own world through collaboration with friends. As a teenager, she...
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Martin Parr's Unusual Take on International Cuisine
Martin Parr operates from an idiosyncratic place in the photography industry. His work bridges the gap between the fine artist, filling the walls of esteemed galleries, and documentary photographer who...
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An Ode to the Extraordinary Zaha Hadid
“I’ve been interested in fashion since I was a kid. I used to alter my clothes, cut the sleeves off… Then I went through a phase in London when I used to wrap myself up in fabric. I’d attach it...
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Spring is Served: Cooking With Mina Stone
“I just want to cook good, simple, healthy food that’s full of colour, and that people enjoy eating together,” says the Brooklyn-based personal chef, Mina Stone of her culinary practice. It's often...
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First Look: AnOther Magazine’s Limited Edition April Issue
As we might have mentioned, this year is AnOther Magazine’s 15th Birthday – and, as such, we have celebrated in style with S/S16 cover stars including a holographic Karl Lagerfeld, Kate Moss, Grimes,...
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What AnOther Loves This Week: Plentiful Frills & Sequins
This week has seen an influx of delectable details on the @anotherloves stream. From ruffles and sequins to finely speckled marble, here's our pick of five standout objects for your viewing pleasure....
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Brilliant Things To Do in April
Yoshinori Mizutani: Sakura at IBASHO Gallery, Antwerp: From April 7 until May 8Immerse yourself in Japanese tradition by way of photographer Yoshinori Mizutani's abstract, surrealistic and...
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50 Years of Concert Posters from the Rolling Stones
With more than 50 years worth of sold-out gigs, world tours, groundbreaking albums and spontaneous appearances under their belt, the Rolling Stones have a fairly expansive archive of printed ephemera...
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Inside London’s Most Famous Umbrella Shop
Millions of people pass the façade of James Smith & Sons every day, curiously peering into the wood-panelled windows lined with umbrellas of almost every conceivable variety. Some go through the...
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First Look: The New Robert Mapplethorpe Documentary
Robert Mapplethorpe passed away on the 9th of March 1989. Yet, having spent the last two-plus years making a film about his life and work, our question is did he ever really die? Since the artist's...
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A Walk in the Woods with The Kills
When The Kills played their first shows back in 2000, they performed under stage names and with "little ambition other than being an underground band", says British guitarist Jamie Hince. Four albums...
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Scandal, Sleaze and Punk Rock: Inside the Tropicana Motel
Just south of the Strip and stumbling distance from the Troubadour, the Tropicana Motel was the palm-trees-and-Astroturf answer to New York’s Chelsea Hotel. The flophouse of choice for hookers, pimps,...
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The World's Best Collection of Rolling Stones Paraphernalia
For those in-the-know, Matt Lee is the world’s number one collector of Rolling Stones merchandise, memorabilia and paraphernalia. Even the band called on him to supply some impossibly rare pieces for...
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The Artists Who Set the Stage for British Conceptual Art
At the start of the 1960s, emerging British artists such as Bruce McLean and Richard Long began resisting traditional art thinking by creating works in which the focus was placed on concept and...
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Design Duo Soft Baroque on Materiality and Making Miniatures
Soft Baroque, a studio for furniture that serves and surpasses its function, was founded in 2013 after co-founders Saša Štucin and Nicholas Gardner graduated from London's Royal College of Art, in...
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Spencer Sweeney and Friends on Art and Life
As an artist, DJ, musician and club owner, Spencer Sweeney has become as much a part of New York’s cultural landscape as the towering buildings which dominate its skyline. He first emerged in the...
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The Remarkable Expressionism of Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
Who? Painter and printmaker Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, born in Bavaria in 1880, was one of Expressionism's most important pioneers. A founding member of the German artists’ group, Die Brücke ('The Bridge')...
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