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Anne Imhof: body language as tool, canvas and concept
Anne Imhof is one of five radical artists chosen by Michèle Lamy for Wallpaper’s 25th Anniversary Issue ‘5x5’ project. In the midst of Imhof’s carte blanche at Paris’ Palais de Tokyo, we explore how she has redefined the concept of body language
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Robots track Tokyo 2020 Olympic highlights to create public art
In The Constant Gardeners, Jason Bruges Studio’s new public art installation, four robotic ‘gardeners’ use live data from the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games to create striking artworks
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Swedish studio Claesson Koivisto Rune designs K5, a new hotel in Tokyo
Step inside Claesson Koivisto Rune’s design as a 1920s bank turns hotel
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What we learned from Tokyo Motor Show 2019
With the axis of Asian automotive show influence long since moved from Japan to China in commercial terms — China is the biggest vehicle sales market in the world — the role of Tokyo’s biennial Motor Show has increasingly been to push Japanese vehicle makers’ high-tech creativity and advanced design skills
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Wallpaper* guest editor Tomás Saraceno talks science, spiders, and bouncing sounds off the moon
Science, technology, architecture and philosophy all find their way into the art of Tomás Saraceno. Whether in arachnid experiments or aerial cities, he has called for a radical transformation of our relationship with each other and the planet. Ahead of his largest exhibition to date, we visited Saraceno in Berlin to get entangled in his spider lab, dance in his theatre of shadows, and discover his plans to bounce sounds off the moon.
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Tokyo Motor Show 2017: the best new cars and concepts
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Colour injection: Daido Moriyama leaves monochrome behind for new Paris show
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How we live: at 'House Vision', Tokyo, Airbnb imagines the future of the home
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Tokyo Motorshow count down of the top ten new automobiles
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Alessandro Dell'Acqua opens first No. 21 store in Omotesando, Tokyo
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Tokyo Motor Show 2013: the top 10 cars
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Tokujin Yoshioka designs Issey Miyake's Tokyo Reality Lab
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Tokyo Motor Show 2011
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Tokyo Motor Show 2009
