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Oshinówò Studio reveals a new Freetown Memorial in Sierra Leone, extending the existing monument designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens and honouring the local Carrier Corps for the first time
By Ellie Stathaki Published

The father-daughter company designs birdfeeders that look to modernist and contemporary artists, from Piet Mondrian to Alexander Calder and Yayoi Kusama
By Tianna Williams Published

Using the aerodynamic concept of high-lift blown wings, American start-up Electra Aero wants to revolutionise the market for short hops away from conventional airports
By Josh Sims Published

In a second edition of his ‘Eight Seconds’ book, with 91 previously unpublished images, the photographer reveals what Black rodeo culture looks like now
By Hannah Silver Published

With the late June Leaf’s work featured in ‘The Bowery: Devil's Mile' at New York’s New Museum, and a 2027 LA show coming soon, Robert Sullivan reflects on the life of an extraordinary artist
By Producer - Michael Reynolds Published

The British-Argentine artist considers the political implications of the clock in a new exhibition at Olney Gleason in New York
By Osman Can Yerebakan Published

‘Georgia O’Keeffe: Architecture,’ is a first-of-its kind exhibition exploring the artist’s long fascination with the built environment, from dreamy cityscapes to vernacular buildings
By Sarah Rose Sharp Published

‘Snoopy in Style’, now open in Manhattan, celebrates the enduring influence of the Peanuts comic strip on fashion. Peek inside
By Anna Fixsen Published

For filmmaker and artist David Lynch, Los Angeles was all about the light, a fascination Pace explores with an exhibition of photographs at its gallery in the city
By Carole Dixon Published

Taschen takes the reins of the monograph accompanying the new Lucas Museum of Narrative Art monograph. We take a look inside
By Jonathan Bell Published

After dealing with decades of dirt and leaks, the artillery sheds at the Chinati Foundation in Marfa, Texas are about to receive a surgical renovation
By Anna Fixsen Published