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The Hugh Devlin Foundation is set to support emerging creatives, and honour its namesake’s legacyIn honour of the late Hugh Devlin – a lawyer and trusted advisor to many in the creative industries – a new foundation will support emerging talents and help them make better decisions at defining moments in their careers
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Take an exclusive look behind the scenes of Ye’s ‘King’ music videoArtist Bianca Censori directs three music videos from the album ‘Bully’ – here she tells us how she translates sound into vision
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In Manchester, Ai Weiwei unveils his largest works yet‘Ai Weiwei: Button Up!’ at Aviva Studios unites new, large-scale works in the home of the Industrial Revolution
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17 can't-miss new restaurants to try in Los Angeles this summerFrom a bougainvillea-covered dining terrace to a revamped rooftop, here are the most inventive dining destinations to have opened in the City of Angels
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Wallpaper* celebrates Creative America at 250 – get the August 2026 issue, on sale nowA snapshot of the nation’s changing creative landscape and new horizons, plus the Wallpaper* US400 – revealed in the August issue, on newsstands
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Tatjana von Stein’s The Dean Munich brings the city’s forgotten creative history to lifeWallpaper* talks to London-based designer Tatjana von Stein about The Dean Munich, her latest project: a hotel that pairs Jugendstil elegance with the city's exuberant 1980s creative spirit
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The best new London restaurants for summer diningFrom Sloane Square brasserie classics to canal-side barbecue and dressed-up Italian seafood, these are the London tables to book this July 2026
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This sophisticated skyscraper hotel brings old Shanghai into the futureSet inside Xujiahui’s new ITC complex, Andaz Shanghai ITC finds warmth, wit and old-Shanghai character above the city rush
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How Yves Saint Laurent became a master of the fashion image‘He was a genius at marketing,’ says Nastasia Alberti, co-curator of a new exhibition on the couturier’s pioneering relationship with photography at New York’s International Center of Photography
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Where to stay in July 2026: the best new hotels to book nowExplore the best new openings in the world, from a Cycladic sanctuary overlooking the Aegean Sea to a Beaux-Arts cinema turned landmark hotel in San Sebastián
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London art exhibitions to see in JulyRead our pick of the best London art exhibitions to see this month, from the KNMA Collection's contemporary South Asian art to Frida Kahlo at Tate Modern
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The Architecture Edit: 10 amazing houses that made an impression in JuneA selection of the month's most exceptional homes, chosen by the Wallpaper* editors, from a subterranean home in south London to a reimagined watchtower in Tuscany
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Pictet Group and Paris Photo bring photography and sustainability into crisp focusBespoke Partnership
A new partnership places Prix Pictet at the heart of the world's leading photography fair, reinforcing a shared commitment to photography as a force for cultural and environmental reflection
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What is biophilic architecture? Our guide explains allConfused about biophilia and biophilic architecture? Our guide is here to clear things up – from what the movement means to how it looks and its key examples
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The world’s best denim brands, according to Wallpaper*From heritage brands to luxury names and independent innovators, our comprehensive guide to the world’s best denim brands helps you find the perfect pair of jeans
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J Hannah returns to a slower way of creating with a considered new jewellery collectionThe Los Angeles-based jewellery designer pays homage to traditional techniques in the JH Editions collection, including one-of-a-kind rings
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This pink-doused boutique in New York's Chinatown is a temple to fashion, Korean tradition and stoner cultureArchitect Nohar Agadi designed Sundae School to evoke sacred Korean buildings and a particular kind of flower
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‘I’m drawing in my paintings’: Frank Bowling on the practice behind a life’s workIn London, an exhibition at the Royal Drawing School follows more than 60 years of Bowling’s sketches, experiments and works on paper, reframing one of Britain's greatest painters through the act that has always guided his practice
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Menswear fashion month’s standout accessories, from surfboards to cummerbundsWallpaper* picks the best accessories from the S/S 2027 menswear shows, which unfolded in Florence, Milan and Paris
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Tales from a design weekend in the Hamptons: Nomad lands at The Watermill CenterItinerant design fair Nomad made its USA debut with an inaugural edition at Robert Wilson’s Watermill Center. Here’s what went down
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New York art exhibitions to see in JulyRead our pick of the best New York art exhibitions to see in July from the industrial photography of Christopher Payne to Studio Crosby's football mania
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After taking a break, British artist Dale Lewis is rediscovering meaning in paintingDale Lewis presents his most personal work yet in his fourth solo show at London gallery, Edel Assanti
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James Turrell’s 100th Skyspace opens beneath the ARoS museumHidden below Aarhus’ ARoS museum, As Seen Below – The Dome offers an immersive meditation on light, colour and the endlessly changing Scandinavian sky
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These were the best collections from Paris Fashion Week Men’s, from Celine to Dries Van NotenAs Paris Fashion Week Men’s concludes, Wallpaper* picks the standout collections – from Michael Rider’s first men’s show for Celine to ethereal lightness and Dries Van Noten
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1 Hotel Tokyo is a nature lover’s dream high above the cityThe 1 Hotel brand’s Japan debut takes over the upper floors of the Akasaka Trust Tower, featuring lush interiors courtesy of Crème
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Why are watch brands so drawn to working with artists?Watchmakers have long collaborated with product designers on designs, but working with fine artists - that’s another level of challenge. Given that most artists are not household names why do it at all? Enter the esoteric world of the art watch
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A new Queensway address reimagines the London townhouseDesign and development studio Vabel brings bespoke interiors and contemporary craftsmanship to a 28-home residential project near Hyde Park
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The new Triennale uniforms draw on workwear culture and Bauhaus-inspired geometriesThe new uniforms for Milan’s Triennale museum were designed by Alessandra Facchinetti and produced by Older, and inspired by the Italian institution's visual codes, from the architecture to the colour and material palettes
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Feast at a new Greek-Cypriot taverna in buzzy Covent GardenZylia is a contemporary haunt shaped by childhood memory, family recipes and an obsession for charcoal grills
