Here’s how you can view KAWS’s new NYC installation
The Frieze piece can’t be seen with the naked eye so you’ll need a fine art app for this augmented reality work
A ‘Midwest Mexican’ dish for Cinco de Mayo
Our book Today’s Special features one promising chef bringing together the tastes of Mexico and the USA
A new Trevor Paglen documentary shows how AI gets it wrong
The artist outlines how machine learning just 'doesn't get art' in a new film, Unseen Skies
The NY Times rediscovers Aussie cuisine via our new book
The newspaper’s Besha Rodell finds a definitive description of her country’s cooking in Australia: The Cookbook
The winning recipe behind Today’s Special
Emilia Terragni tells Salon how our new book offers a diverse taste of what’s going on in the world of gastronomy
A simple way to give the greatest gift on Mother’s Day
From flowers to fine art, cookery to jewelry, we have the perfect choices, and you can even get them wrapped and delivered before the big day
JR’s monumental tribute to a dying river
The artist draws attention to the exploitation of one of Australia’s longest rivers in a new series of huge portraits
David Adjaye unveils memorial to victim of police shooting
Cherry Groce’s shooting sparked the 1985 Brixton Riots in south London - 35 years later, the architect has created a more fitting legacy
6 things we learned from the new Today’s Special talk
Manoella 'Manu' Buffara and Diana Dávila discussed family, creativity, and Beyoncé at our virtual conversation
Snarkitecture fill Kith Paris with plaster cast Nikes
Read on to find out why the Air Max 1 is a fitting addition to the brand's latest French flagship
Catherine and John Pawson share their designs for life with Vanity Fair
Sofas and electrical sockets may have sparked a few disagreements, but the couple bonded over the food they create at Home Farm
How David Rockwell turned a station into the Oscars venue
Hidden speakers, classic architecture and neoclassical art all fed into Rockwell’s designs for the 93rd Academy Awards
The artists who flock to John Audubon
On the great bird artist’s birthday we take a look at the contemporary painters who draw upon his seminal work
What the early graffiti of KAWS tells us about his later success
The artist made his name in train yards and on the street, and, in the process, learnt some big lessons about art, commerce and communication
Share the love (and art) this World Book Day with My Art Book of Friendship
Our new title combines great art with an excellent read-along lesson in making friends
Cooking for Your Kids: Fun dishes to make together
Entertain your children and feed them something delicious, by following one of these recipes from our new book of professional chefs' recipes for kids
Architecture and the future of Earth
On Earth Day, we dig into Beatrice Galilee’s new book, to see how architecture can help - but also harm - our world
Why Pace is showing Adam Pendleton’s paintings alongside David Adjaye’s sculptures
Here's why Pendleton’s text paintings complement Adjaye's pyramid sculptures so well at this new Hong Kong show
Peter Marino tells the FT about his new passion for bees
The architect, collector and Phaidon author says he can taste the flowers from his garden in his bees’ honey
How KAWS and his cartoon sculptures capture compassion and companionship
Our new book describes how the artist’s pop appropriations bring humanity into a highly commodified world
The British press loves Patented
The Guardian and the Financial Times delight in the hidden histories contained in our new patent design book
Patience, tolerance, and less screen time: Grace Coddington offers careers advice on her 80th birthday
The world-famous fashion editor looks back on her career in the latest edition of Vogue
The Putnams show us how to make a perfectly pigmented wedding bouquet
Michael and Darroch Putnam discuss color in wedding florals in their latest Instagram video
The NY Times is won over by Ward Bennett's warm modernism
The newspaper reflects on the simple charms of Bennett’s Sugarman House, on the shore in Long Island
When KAWS art-bombed phone booths and billboards
Our new book explains how the artist’s subversive advertising interventions helped introduce him to the wider world
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