Entretien croisé avec Pacôme Thiellement et Sarah Hatchuel, co-auteurs d’un passionnant essai sur la série The Leftovers, qui célèbre aujourd’hui ses dix ans de diffusion.

Nel 1983 Ana Kapor parte da Belgrado per iscriversi all’Accademia di Belle Arti di Roma.

How do you build a town from scratch? For an answer, you might look to two metropolises that sprang up in just a handful of years during the 1950s and ’60s: Chandigarh, the Swiss French architect Le Corbusier’s planned city in northern India, and Brasília, the sprawling capital of Brazil, desig

From crazed parties and LSD-laced bread to bike rides in blissful silence, the inhabitants of this isolated outpost in the Mediterranean have a uniquely strong social bond – as long as you don’t speak ill of the dolphins …

The long-awaited exhibition Lebbeus Woods, Architect at the Drawing Center presents works spanning over 35 years of Lebbeus Woods’s radical architecture.

In 2015, Nikki Schultek was in her prime: a young mother of two little boys, she had just run a half marathon. Then, a mysterious illness hit. Her asthma, previously well-managed, became increasingly severe.

Historic England is releasing the Air Pictures Portleven Collection, a unique archive of images revealing 1930s England from the air taken by pioneering aerial photographer Arthur William Hobart, on its website

It’s got winding trails, a gushing waterfall, some 7,000 trees – and room inside for 1,500 cars. We explore the astonishing Twin Hills project, which isn’t even the city’s first manmade mountainscape

We seek more from the world, or rather, we resist allowing things to remain static. In inhabiting the world, human beings inevitably alter it, and therefore manifest the need to have control of the things of the world. The rest is technique.

Hulme Crescents was Europe’s biggest housing estate, and soon deemed its worst. But a vibrant squatter community moved in – along with Mick Hucknall – to make a countercultural mecca

Cité-jardin Ungemach à Strasbourg, créée en 1923 par Charles-Léon Ungemach (1844-1928).

Motopia as illustrated in 1960 by Arthur Radebaugh for “Closer Than We Think” Novak Archive “No person will walk where automobiles move,” is how British architect Geoffrey Alan Jellicoe described his town of the future, “and no car can encroach on the area sacred to the pedestrian.

J’écris pour me parcourir. Peindre, composer, écrire: me parcourir. Là est l’aventure d’être en vie » Henri Michaux dans Passages (1950). Pour Jules Supervielle il était « le prince de la singularité ».

Comme je ne suis pas sur les réseaux sociaux, la grande nouvelle m'est arrivée un peu tard, mais cela n'a pas empêché une complicité immédiate et un sentiment de légèreté – d'euphorie presque – que j'ai ressenti en apprenant que l’existence d’une Nouvelle Atlantide s’est avérée,

Sonic surrealist, magus of the absurd, self-proclaimed ‘purveyor of sinister whimsy’: with his musical alter-ego Nurse With Wound, Steven Stapleton has been delivering esoteric electro-acoustic soundscapes to enthralled admirers since 1978. Before Nurse With Wound, you were a record collector.

“It took me 20 years to forget, and 20 years to remember.” JG Ballard’s comment on his life in wartime Shanghai is the key to the novel he wrote on the subject, and to all the visionary writer’s work.

In Austin, Texas, near a busted-up parking lot, tucked among warehouses and surrounded by the noise and trash and comings-and-goings of humans aplenty, herons build nests as big as bean bags.

Entrez dans la tête du photographe Jean-Luc Bertini, au plus près de son travail, de ses goûts, de ses influences et de son processus créatif. Remarque : les réponses sont rédigées par Jean-Luc Bertini lui-même.

L’horreur psychologique est un registre complexe dans lequel il est difficile de naviguer, surtout pour ceux qui ont le cœur fragile.

Explosive seems a good way to describe the photography of Chris Dorley-Brown.