Latest articles by Jessica Klingelfuss
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Nobuyoshi Araki gets more personal than ever in a new visual diary
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How the art of Burning Man ignited a cultural movement beyond the desert
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Patricia Urquiola designs Santoni’s flagship boutique in Milan
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Spike Jonze directs trippy short for Apple’s HomePod, dancing FKA Twigs included
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Bill Viola launches experimental art game, a cryptic ‘explorable video’
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MegaFaces: Architect Asif Khan’s kinetic façade for the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics
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Photographer Stephen Gill finds harmony in Hackney’s visual chaos
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Born again: Hammer Prints by Nigel Henderson & Eduardo Paolozzi
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Flemish master: a decade after his death, Maarten van Severen’s designs are as covetable as ever
The late designer Maarten van Severen's significant collection for Lensvelt goes on show at the Silvera showroom in Paris
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Milking it: designers get creative with dairy at Paris’ Milk Factory
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Sarah Crowner binds painting and performance in her vibrant stitched canvases
Hong Kong’s Simon Lee Gallery debuts new works by the Brooklyn-based artist in ‘Paintings for the Stage’
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Fashion mail: the brightest and boldest show invitations from the men’s S/S 2016 season
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Marina Abramović in London: death, Maria Callas and breaking the rules of Opera
Ahead of her dramatic operatic takeover in London, we spoke to Marina Abramović about ‘Seven Deaths’, her multifaceted homage to soprano Maria Callas
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The Alexander Calder projects that never left the drawing board
Curated by Hans Ulrich Obrist and designed by Renzo Piano, a new exhibition at Centro Botín explores the boundless possibilities of the artist’s unrealised commissions and sheds light on little-known stories within his oeuvre
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Beauty and the banal: William Eggleston’s masterful elevation of the ordinary
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Special delivery: the finest invitations from the S/S 2016 women's shows
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Anselm Kiefer’s lead airplane sculptures loom large at Copenhagen Contemporary
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At home with Calder: the artist’s hidden knack for domestic design
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Ursula Hauser’s female-focused art collection appeals to our darker side
An edgy all-women exhibition at Hauser & Wirth Somerset explores the anatomy of the Swiss art maven’s private collection
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Becoming Bauhaus: the defining eras of Josef Albers, at Stephen Friedman
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Nike breaks the mould with Joyride cushioning system
Set to put a new bounce in your step, the brand’s latest innovation-packed running shoe features a dynamic footbed made of thousands of TPE beads
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100% Norway: the ones to watch at Tent London
Ahead of the London Design Festival, we shine the spotlight on the ones to watch at this year's 100% Norway exhibition
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Josef Albers and the modernist maestro’s musical influences
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Raw talent: Brooklyn chocolatiers Mast Brothers take up residence in Shoreditch
