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Stephen Shore: A New York Minute
During his 50-year career, Stephen Shore has gone from wunderkind, through pioneer, all the way to American classic. The New York born-and-bred photographer sold his first image aged 14 to none other...
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atelier oï
"Oïphorique” scenography, atelier oï, La Neuveville, Switzerland, 2011© atelier oïThe Swiss-based design agency atelier oï may have been formed in 1991 and worked with clientele ranging from Louis...
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Tradizione, Costruzione: Pasta as Architecture
Tegole, LasagnePhotography by Aaron Tilley, art direction by Gemma Tickle; from The Gourmand, issue 03Dating back to 1154, pasta is a staple of the traditional Italian diet, with the average citizen...
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Shop Fronts of the World
Shop frontsShop fronts are a little like gift wrap: hinting at the treats within or misleading you and creating an element of surprise – good or bad. With their infinite combinations of type, logos...
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Juliette Binoche on Morocco
Juliette Binoche at the International Film Festival of Marrakech, 2013Photography by Jon Cardwell“I heard so many stories growing up about my family in Morocco. My grandfather was buried here, but...
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AnOther's Favourite Pioneering Women
Amelia EarhartIn honour of the latest issue of Another Man, which is themed around the Pioneer Spirit, we have selected our top 10 female pioneers. From a multitude of genres, the past and present,...
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Director John Krokidas on Kill Your Darlings
Kill Your Darlings stillHot on the heels of Jeffrey Friedman and Rob Epstein's Howl (2010) and Walter Salles' On the Road (2012) comes another homage to the Beat generation in the form of Kill Your...
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Janet Delaney: South of Market
Bobbie Washington braiding her daughter Ayana's hair, Langton St. 1982Photography by Janet DelaneyEver since Scott McKenzie implored visitors to San Francisco to wear flowers in their hair, the city...
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Edvard Munch: A Genius of Printmaking
Edvard Munch Madonna, 1895/1902Courtesy of The Munch Museum / The Munch-Ellingsen Group/2013, ProLitteris, ZurichWho? Edvard Munch was one of the most important pioneers of 20th century expressionist...
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Nelson Mandela: Top 10 Quotes
Glynn Griffiths, Nelson Mandela, the Last RallyCourtesy of the artist and The Horsebox GalleryFor most of his life, Nelson Mandela was a beacon of hope for millions of people. But tonight the world...
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AnOther's Favourite Muses
Andy and Edie share the spotlight with the Empire State Building© David McCabeWhat could be more exhilarating than to be a muse to a great artist? It is the finest and most personal complement,...
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Happy Birthday Joan Didion
Joan Didion in her Chevy Corvette Stingray, Hollywood, 1974Photography by Julian WasserI was late to Joan Didion. Not late late, but still: three heartbreaks deep and filing tax returns. I’m slow at...
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Autumn by Eric Forey
Autumn by Eric ForeySpring provides baby animals, summer does suntans and winter has Christmas, but for many, it is autumn that wins the battle of the seasons. Temperatures become bearable, so coats...
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Terry Gilliam on Disconnecting
Terry Gilliam at the International Film Festival of Marrakech, 2013Photography by Jon Cardwell“I don’t really watch TV and I don’t even watch movies that much. I think at a certain point I felt I’d...
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Snowflakes
Photography by Mark CassinoThis Happy Monday we're embracing the wintery weather by celebrating some of its most beautiful offererings, snowflakes– captured here in minute detail using macro...
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AnOther's Top Ten Contemporary Buildings
The Roden Crater Project by James TurrellCourtesy of TaschenFrom a new compendium of 100 of the most famous, monumental, experimental, and visionary architects working today, we bring you ten of the...
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Wearable Futures
SKIN: Dresses by PhillipsCourtesy of PhillipsWe are in constant flux as technology moves from stationary to mobile to wearable (and eventually to biological). Hints of wearables are popping up all...
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Lili Taylor on Birds
Lili TaylorPhotography by Tyler Udall"The most beautiful bird I have seen is the pileated woodpecker. Did you ever see the cartoon Woody Woodpecker when you were little? It’s sort of based on that....
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Colt, the Revolver of the American West
Tom Mix’s Single Action Army modelCourtesy of RizzoliNext year will mark the bicentenary of the birth of Samuel Colt, inventor of the mass-produced revolver and the first industrial tycoon in American...
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L'Wren Scott
L'Wren ScottL’Wren Scott made digital history last year when she became the first designer to launch an entire collection on Instagram, presenting her S/S13 collection of feathers and lace to her...
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