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From Jony Ive’s perfectly minimalist cover to a peek inside Apple Park and beyond -
Buy prints online as curated by art directors‘Hang Together' is a new online print store and studio created by London-based art directors Dom and Jo Murray-Bell
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John Derian’s Picture Book is an eclectic, illustrative feast for the eyes -
’In the Heart of the Multitude’: Prada’s art collaboration for its S/S 2014 catwalk -
How a London gallerist uncovered a trove of 1960s and 70s pulp illustration -
Alpine lines: rare Otl Aicher prints reveal a graphic designer ahead of his time -
Graphic novel: Noma Bar gets personal in a visual autobiography -
Illustrators share the art of making comics in Apple workshop series -
Illustrating The American Dream with Conner IvesExplore wunderkind Ives' mythic visions of a modern USA through fashion
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Fan mail: A/W 2019's outstanding fashion week invitations -
The worlds of Nendo and MC Escher will collide in major immersive exhibition -
Modernist posters reimagine the architecture of James BondJames Bond is brought to life in new and wonderful ways through these modernist illustrations from the films
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Feminist art: a graphic historyA new graphic novel, The Women Who Changed Art Forever, by Valentina Grande and Eva Rosetti, tells the story of feminist art through four pioneers: Judy Chicago, Faith Ringgold, Ana Mendieta and the Guerrilla Girls
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Simply the breast: flick through the Brazilian sex comics of Carlos Zéfiro -
’Gems of Time’ sees the world’s finest jewelled watches take centre stage at SalonQP in London -
AMMO Books and the new wave of US illustrators -
Peek inside the notebooks of Comme des Garçons’ hair artistHair artist Julien D’ys provides some much needed inspiration with his drawings of the hair and beauty looks for Marni and Comme des Garçons
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Sharpen your pencils: we lay our hands on these illustrated piecesPrint and patterns are lightening up our looks to welcome the sunny season. But it’s not all about florals anymore. Designers are getting hands-on with crafty touches and illustrations that will give an artful twist to any garment. From sharp pencil strokes to soft paintbrush lines, labels are using clothes as a canvas to bring wearable art into our wardrobe this spring
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Fun factory: DABSMYLA cover an LA building with psychedelic illustrationsArtist couple DABSMYLA cover every inch of an old Los Angeles factory building with psychedelic graffiti for their most ambitious project to date
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Mad for matcha: South Kensington’s Tombo releases tea range -
Fine print: Paul Catherall’s architectural linocuts pack a nostalgic punch -
The finest Google Doodles of all timeOn 20 August 1998, a week before a two-year-old Google become an incorporated company, founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin were heading to Burning Man festival. To mark themselves ‘out of office’ on their email signatures, they decided to overlay the famous Burning Man stick-figure on the Google logo (which then came with a Yahoo-style exclamation mark, as if it needed to announce itself). The idea lay dormant until 2010, when then-intern Dennis Hwang (who went onto become Google webmaster, amongst other more recent titles) was tasked with decorating the logo for Bastille Day, sparking eight years of marking important moments in history with a graphic, digital ephitaph. What started as an ‘out of office’ scribble has become an artform, celebrating Calder to Kadinsky; Zaha Hadid to Mies van der Rohe.
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In the darkroom with homoerotic art hero Tom of FinlandAt Fotografiska New York, the reference photography for Tom of Finland’s sexually empowered drawings are receiving overdue exposure
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Emma Talbot on optimism, feminism and reconfiguring the roots of powerThe British artist and winner of the eighth Max Mara Art Prize for Women illuminates Piccadilly Circus with optimism and confronts perceived shame around female ageing
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Artists square up to racial injustice via Instagram -
Tom of Finland at 100: the icon who raised the homoerotic to high artTom of Finland beefed up the image of homosexuality, creating images of bulgingly priapic cops and cowboys that have become icons of gay liberation. To hail his centenary, we delve into the Wallpaper* archives to revisit this feature from the November 2014 issue (W*188), when our US editor Michael Reynolds teamed up with photographer Jack Pierson and art historian Richard Meyer to discover the artist’s house-turned-foundation
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First look at Yoko Ono lyric video for the artist’s new album
