Who is Stephen Harris giving his book to this Christmas?

The Sportsman chef and author tells us his personal highs and lows of 2018 and who’ll be getting a great gift

Stephen Harris. Photo by Toby Glanville

Massimo Bottura says his food is like this Ai Weiwei artwork

'Ai Weiwei told me to break a 2,000-year-old vase is to break tradition but breaking it is a starting point,' he says

Ai Weiwei, Dropping a Han Dynasty Urn (1995)

Who is Kimberlie Birks giving her book to this Christmas?

The Design for Children author tells us about her highs and lows of 2018 and who’ll be getting a great gift

Design for Children author Kimberlie Birks

Jenny Holzer will Light The Fight in NYC this weekend

The artist is sending five LED-sided trucks out across Manhattan tomorrow to refocus the fight against AIDS

IT IS GUNS, 2018 © 2018 Jenny Holzer, photo Collin LaFleche

Who is Fredrik Berselius giving his book to this Christmas

The chef and Phaidon author tells us his personal highs and lows of 2018 and who’ll be getting a great gift

Fredrik Berselius photographed by Charlie Bennet

Martin Parr talks Manchester on BBC 6 Music this weekend

The Magnum photographer talks through his trip to the north with Mary Anne Hobbs

Martin Parr, Autoportrait (1997), Benidorm, Spain, as reproduced in our monograph

Case Study perfection - up for sale at $3.6 million

It was built as an affordable home, but this Mid-Century beauty has risen in price considerably since 1959

Case Study House #21 by Pierre Koenig - photograph by Darren Bradley featured in Mid-Century Modern Architecture Travel Guide: West Coast USA

A few more reasons to buy Beauty by Sagmeister & Walsh

Watch these videos and find out about the great arguments and imagery you'll find in their cool new book

Stefan Sagmeister and Jessica Walsh. Photograph by John Madere

Christmas baking - the Nordic way!

Magnus Nilsson’s new Nordic Baking Book is packed with easy Christmas treats, both familiar and unexpected

Reindeer. All photographs by Magnus Nilsson, for The Nordic Baking Book

Who is Matt Abergel giving his book to this Christmas?

The chef and Phaidon author tells us his personal highs and lows of 2018 and who’ll be getting a great gift

Chicken and Charcoal author and chef Matt Abergel - photograph by Jason Lang and Siu Yan Fung

Get to know Tomi Ungerer in five images

On the author’s birthday (happy 87th, Tomi!) we look back at his work via a handful of key illustrations

Tomi Ungerer. Photo by Herman Baily

5 things we learned from Magnus Nilsson’s chat in Interview

The chef talks food, architecture and art with the artists Carsten Höller, Rirkrit Tiravanija, and Tobias Rehberger

Magnus Nilsson. Photo by Erik Olsson

Have yourself a very Mezze Christmas

Tired of the mince pie, mulled wine and turkey routine? Then try these dishes from The Mezze Cookbook

1. Tahini Brownies 2. Ma’mool Cookies 3. Pistachio and Pomegranate Cake 4. Orange Blossom Water and Saffron Tartlets, as featured in The Mezze Cookbook

Who is Nick Bonner giving his book to this Christmas?

Made in North Korea's author tells us about his highs and lows of 2018 and who’ll be getting a great gift

Nick Bonner with his book, Made in North Korea

Moshe Safdie reworks his old brutalist apartment

The Israeli-Canadian architect's firm has gone back to Habitat 67 to rework its founder’s old brutalist unit

The newly refurbished unit at Habitat 67. Photograph by Marc Cramer & Thomas Miau

No wigs required for this Warhol Xmas card!

His Santa prints are well known, but few Warhol watchers will know this card, made for a favourite restaurant

Andy Warhol's Christmas card for Serendipity 3, from the early 1960s. As reproduced in Andy Warhol Giant Size

A German guide to a spicy Christmas!

Alfons Schuhbeck, author of The German Cookbook, picks out five of his favourite spices for the festive season

Dresden-style Christmas stollen from The German Cookbook

A few more reasons to buy our Atlas of Brutalist Architecture!

Watch Virginia McLeod, the book’s commissioning editor, talk through the making of this great new title

Atlas of Brutalist Architecture's commissioning editor Virginia McLeod

Who is Jean Jullien giving his book to this Christmas?

The artist, illustrator and Phaidon author tells us his personal highs and lows of 2018 and who’ll be getting a great gift

Jean Jullien. Photograph by Daniel Arnold

Who is Massimo Bottura giving his book to this Christmas?

The chef and Phaidon author tells us his personal highs and lows of 2018 and who’ll be getting a great gift

Massimo Bottura with a copy of his book in Eataly, New York City - photo Mat Smith

David Dawson guides the BBC through our Lucian Freud book

Freud archive director David Dawson talked about posing, paintings and placing bets for the great artist

David Dawson leafs through our Lucian Freud book on the BBC's Newsnight

Putnam & Putnam share the secrets of their success in London

NYC’s flower power couple took an invited audience at the London Flower School through their floral achievements

Darroch and Michael Putnam at the London Flower School

Who is Will Goldfarb giving his book to this Christmas?

The chef and Phaidon author tells us his personal highs and lows of 2018 and who’ll be getting a great gift

Chef and Room For Dessert author Will Goldfarb - photo by Martin Westlake

Wolfgang Tillmans creates sculpture for ENO debut

Take a look at this bulbous silver stage prop made by the photographer for his production of Britten's War Requiem


Joel Meyerowitz looks back at Thanksgiving

It might look like a contemporary photograph but Joel’s view of the NYC parade actually dates from 1963

Thanksgiving Day Parade, New York City, 1963 by Joel Meyerowitz. Image courtesy of the photographer's Instagram

Who is Jill Greenberg giving her book to this Christmas?

The Animal photographer tells us her personal highs and lows of 2018 and who’ll be getting a great gift

Jill Greenberg. Photograph courtesy of Greenberg's studio

Watch Magnus Nilsson and Stephen Harris talk Nordic Baking

The Faviken chef discusses The Nordic Baking Book, and plenty more besides, with the Sportsman’s founder

Magnus Nilsson and Stephen Harris

Who is David Dawson giving his book to this Christmas?

The Lucian Freud archive director tells us about his highs and lows of 2018 and who’ll be getting a great gift

Lucian Freud archive director David Dawson


Good for You, Massimo!

Chef and Phaidon author gets a medal in the Dominican Republic for sharing his ideas on eradicating hunger

Massimo with the Dominican Republic's Vice President Margarita Cedeño de Fernández and Evelyn Betancourt Holt-Seeland, founder of the Santo Domingo Times

Who is Sam Lubell giving his book to this Christmas?

The architectural writer and curator tells us about his highs and lows of 2018 and who’ll be getting a great gift

Sam Lubell, author of Life Meets Art

5 things Stefan Sagmeister thinks are beautiful and you will too

Well at least we hope so. The designer finds beauty in unexpected places (and shares them in his new book)

Ihwa Mural Village, South Korea. Photograph by Wei-Te Wong, courtesy of Wikimedia Commons

Who are Putnam & Putnam giving their book to this Christmas?

The New York floral designers tell us their personal highs and lows of 2018 and who’ll be getting a great gift

Michael and Darroch Putnam

Why Magnus Nilsson doesn't do sourdough cinnamon buns

Sweet buns and complicated techniques are a truly awful combination, says the chef and author

Magnus Nilsson. Photo by Erik Olsson

Who is Liviana Prola giving her book to this Christmas?

The nutritionist and Feed Me author tells us her personal highs and lows of 2018 and who’ll be getting a great gift

Liviana with her dog Oliver

The plastic pleasure-boat worlds of Verner Panton

How the Danish designer worked with a chemical manufacturer to create a new world of interior design - on water

 Visiona 2 (1970). A glimpse of Panton’s renowned exhibition for the Bayer textile firm, presented at the furniture fair in Cologne in 1970. The most spectacular exhibit was a 48 m2 (517 sq ft) landscape, where the visitor was literally immersed in a sea of colours and undulating forms.

“Very tasty” - Why Magnus Nilsson bakes with blood

It might sound a bit old fashioned but the chef says this recipe isn’t especially uncommon - and tastes great!

Magnus Nilsson

The cow skull and Georgia O’Keeffe

On the artist’s birthday, we consider why she chose this powerful image for one of her most famous paintings

Cow’s Skull: Red, White, and Blue, 1931

Who is Stefan Sagmeister giving his book to this Christmas?

The designer and Phaidon author tells us his personal highs and lows of 2018 and who’ll be getting a great gift

Stefan Sagmeister. Photograph by John Madere

Catch Magnus Nilsson baking in LA today!

The Swedish chef and Nordic Baking author is cooking food and signing books at Los Angeles' acclaimed Sqirl

The menu board at Sqirl today.

Seriously, is Thanksgiving Contra's biggest day of the year?

The Contra co-founder, NYC chef, erstwhile fussy eater and wannabe DJ, Jeremiah Stone, talks turkey

Contra's Jeremiah Stone. Photograph by Matty Yangwoo Kim

'Highly recommended' - Magnus Nilsson on the sandwich torte

The author of The Nordic Baking Book shares a mid-century Swedish dish that’s still a popular party recipe today

Magnus Nilsson's sadwich torte, as prepared on PBS's Mind of a Chef

Who is Trevor Paglen giving his book to this Christmas?

The author and artist tells us about his highs and lows of 2018 and who’ll be getting a great gift

Trevor Paglen. Image courtesy of the John D. & Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation

Stefan Sagmeister finds beauty in New York

The designer and Phaidon author picks out 12 of the most beautiful lots in Phillips' upcoming sales

Stefan Sagmeister with Nick Cave's Soundsuit, 2006, now on view at Phillips New York

The revealing story behind Alejandro Aravena's Novartis HQ

Reclaimed bricks, and less-than-accurate interpretations of his plans formed part of his 'more or less’ strategy

Novartis Campus Office Building, 2010, Shanghai, China

Who is Nancy Singleton Hachisu giving her book to this Christmas?

The author of Japan: The Cookbook tells us about her highs and lows of 2018 and who’ll be getting a great gift

Japan: The Cookbook author Nancy Singleton Hachisu

Here’s Annie Leibovitz at Work, in Paris!

Find out what happened when the photographer met her fans and talked through her career in the French capital

Annie Leibovitz beside her 2012 portrait of Michelle Obama, at the MK2 Cinema in Paris

Seriously, won’t this Contra chef give us his sauce secrets?

Well, sort of. But this is why Jeremiah Stone feels his XO Sauce is one secret that shouldn’t make it into print

Contra's Jeremiah Stone

How Pollock and Mapplethorpe shaped Warhol’s Oxidation paintings

Should we see these urine-based works as a punky insult or an art-historical series? Perhaps they’re both

Andy Warhol, Oxidation, 1977–78, urine and metallic paint on canvas, six canvases, 14 x 10 inches, each, 35.6 x 25.4 cm, each. Picture credit: Collection Norman and Norah Stone, San Francisco © The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc., NY, Photo by Phillips/Schwab

Who is Noah Charney giving his book to this Christmas?

The Museum of Lost Art author tells us his personal highs and lows of 2018 and who’ll be getting a great gift

Noah Charney. Photograph by Urska Charney

'Ferran made me realise fewer sweet things are better!'

Albert Adrià reveals how his infamous brother’s inventiveness made him push the definitions of dessert

Albert Adrià. Image via Wikimedia commons

Theaster Gates and David Adjaye join Bono’s fight against AIDS

Going to Art Basel Miami? Then drop in on this exceptional charity auction, curated by these great creatives

Theaster Gates and David Adjaye. Image courtesy of Sotheby's

Putnam & Putnam's Paltrow flowers went to good causes!

Here’s how the arrangements they created for Gwyneth's Hamptons wedding went on to delight others too

Putnam & Putnam's flowers for the wedding of Gwyneth Paltrow. Image courtesy of Putnam & Putnam's Instagram

Olafur Eliasson and a French opera of forbidden love

The artist and Phaidon author is overseeing the stage, set and costume design for an opera with Sir Simon Rattle

Olafur Eliasson works on his new opera set. Image courtesy of Olafur's Instagram

Seriously, is this how the Contra chefs got a Michelin star?

No! It was exceptional yet simple cookery, not cuddling up to The Michelin Man that won over the judges

Jeremiah Stone and Fabián von Hauske at the NYC Michelin party. Image courtesy of Stone's Instagram

Debbie Harry and friends talk about posing for Warhol

Andy’s portrait subjects tell the New York Times what it was like being pictured in (and paying for) Andy’s portraits

Debbie Harry with her portrait at a preview of the Whitney's new Warhol retrospective. Image courtesy of Blondie's Instagram

Putnam & Putnam did Gwyneth Paltrow’s wedding!

The star just married film producer Brad Falchuk, and America’s greatest floral designers were there to help

Brad Falchuk and Gwyneth Paltrow at their wedding in the Hamptons. Image courtesy of Gwyneth's Instagram

Want Modernism beside the sea? Go to Fire Island!

This summer resort is home to some of America’s best mid-century architecture, as our new guide explains

4 Ocean Walk, Fire Island, by Peter Asher. All photographs by Darren Bradley from Mid-Century Modern Architecture Travel Guide: East Coast USA

Why the Whitney’s Warhol exhibition goes big on the 1970s

Donna De Salvo, curator of the Whitney's retrospective, says Andy’s later decades were among his greatest

Andy Warhol (1928–1987), Mao, 1972. Acrylic, silkscreen ink, and graphite on linen, 14 ft. 8 1⁄2 in. x 11 ft. 4 1 ⁄2 in. (4.48 x 3.47 m). The Art Institute of Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Logan Purchase Prize and Wilson L. Mead funds, 1974.230 © The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc. / Artists Rights Society (ARS) New York

Why did Magnus Nilsson put pizza in The Nordic Baking Book?

The Nordic Baking Book author has a slightly controversial but well-reasoned take on pizza's 'Nordic origins'

Magnus Nilsson's creates a Hawaiian pizza, Nordic style, in PBS's Mind of a Chef

John Waters thinks our Warhol book is 'Like a detective novel’

The filmmaker, artist and Warhol confidant explains why the new Catalogue Raisonné is his bedtime companion

ters at Pen America/Free Expression Literature, May 2014. © Ed Lederman/PEN American Center. Image courtesy of Wikimedia Commons

Where to Drink Beer’s author has got Thanksgiving covered

Jeppe Jarnit-Bjergsø has added a little seasonal colour to Evil Twin Brewing’s line-up. Praise be!

Cranberry Saus Baus by Evil Twin Brewing. Image courtesy of their Instagram

Prada reissues Verner Panton’s classic blow-up stool

The fashion house loves this innovative transparent cube, the first piece of inflatable furniture

Prada's new resort campaign featuring Verner Panton's Inflatable Stool. Photograph by Willy Vanderperre

Seriously, were Contra's chefs once enemies?

Sort of, but they overcame their differences to make their joint venture one of New York's most exciting restaurants

Jeremiah Stone and Fabián von Hauske, wine lovers and authors of A Very Serious Cookbook

Meet Jean-Christian Jury - he's a vegan!

And he's looking good! But it wasn't always this way. On World Vegan Day our author reveals how heart failure made him reassess his diet for the better. Want to give it a go? Vegan: The Cookbook will show you how

Jean-Christian Jury - author of Vegan: The Cookbook

WSJ's Alexandra Wolfe is an Animal lover!

The WSJ writer raves over our beautiful new exploration of the zoological world

The Sweat Bee digital photograph featured in Animal: Exploring the Zoological World

Phaidon chefs score at Latin America’s 50 Best Restaurants list

Virgilio Martinez, Enrique Olvera, Rodolfo Guzmán, Alex Atala and Gastón Acurio win big at the 2018 ceremony

Winning chefs at at Latin America’s 50 Best Restaurants list in Bogota earlier this week

Trevor Paglen borrows from On Kawara for his midterm poster

Artist, activist and Nam June Paik award winner takes a conceptual art classic and reworks it for the elections

Trevor Paglen's For Freedoms poster. Image courtesy of For Freedom's co-founder and fellow artist Eric Gottesman

Seriously, what have Contra’s chefs got against microgreens?

When it comes to teeny-weeny garnishes, Jeremiah Stone and Fabián von Hauske really think less is a bore

Carrot, Uni, Genmaicha, from A Very Serious Cookbook. Photography by Matty Yangwoo Kim. All ceramics by Noble Plateware

Sharon Hayes wants to take Stonewall on the road

The artist wants to put a PA system on a vintage station wagon to commemorate the momentous protest

From In the Near Future (2005) by Sharon Hayes

5 Phaidon books Spencer Bailey really likes

The editor, journalist and incoming Phaidon editor-at-large on his pick of our architecture and design titles

Spencer Bailey. Photo by Saito Ogata

For Halloween, the story behind Warhol's 'classic still life'

The pop pioneer said his Skulls were facist symbols, though the truth seems to be a little more complicated

Skull (1976) by Andy Warhol

The sweet (and sour) side of Swedish candy

Magnus Nilsson’s new book boasts some great confectionary recipes and reveals a forgotten candy scandal

From top: Leila’s Rocky Road; Peppermint and Chocolate Pastilles; Chocolate Cookie Crumb Rolls Flavoured with Punsch; Chocolate Oatmeal Balls. As featured in Magnus Nilsson's The Nordic Baking Book.

Michael Putnam makes a GREAT Frida Kahlo!

The co-founder of New York’s greatest floral design studio is pretty hot when it comes to fancy dress too

Michael Putnam (centre) and friends. Image courtesy of Putnam & Putnam's Instagram

Seriously, what’s so special about the wine at Contra?

Quite a lot! Here’s how friendship, open-mindedness and all natural ingredients make for such a good pairing

Fabián von Hauske and Jorge Riera check out a vineyard (nice work if you can get it)

Was Verner Panton the Bond villain's favourite designer?

From the late 1960s to the early 21st century Bond baddies have enjoyed the designs of the sensual Scandinavian


Olafur Eliasson on social media, Experience and his next show

The author, activist and artist has an idea that smart phones might not be so bad for his next Tate show after all

Olafur Eliasson holding a signed copy of his new book Experience. Head into the store now to buy one

'Sweet bread mingling with the scent of volcanic activity'- Magnus Nilsson on Icelandic traditional baking techniques

The Nordic Baking Book author definitely knows a natural steam oven from a hole in the ground!

Thermally active area, south of Lake Mývatn, Iceland, May 2013; the site is considered a communal area and each family in the neighbouring village has their own hole in the ground in which they bake Icelandic Rye Bread. Photography by Magnus Nilsson

Brae and Faviken are two of WSJ’s Five Restaurants Genuinely Worth Traveling For

Magnus Nilsson and Dan Hunter’s bucolic ventures are both on a small, but perfectly formed, list

Fäviken Magasinet, Sweden, and Brae, Australia

'Bitter, almost spicy'- Magnus Nilsson on the surprising, evergreen element in Nordic bread

Axes at the ready! One recipe in The Nordic Baking Book requires both culinary and arboreal skills

Magnus Nilsson

Swearing, shopping, Tracey Emin and Sarah Lucas

It may have only lasted six months, but Sarah Lucas’s ‘90’s retail venture still resonates, a quarter century later

Sarah Lucas and Tracey Emin at The Shop in 1993

Seriously, Contra began as an ice cream shop?

Here’s how a sweet, icey way to keep one chef in NYC developed into one of the city’s best restaurants

From left: Fabián von Hauske and Jeremiah Stone. Image courtesy of Contra

Five great Picasso works in great destinations

On the artist’s birthday, we pick out some of Pablo's finest pieces, courtesy of our new book Destination Art

War and Peace (1952-54) Musée National Picasso La Guerre et la Paix, Vallauris, France. All works by Pablo Picasso

'Naps with eating' - Magnus Nilsson on Nordic snack breaks

Coffee and snack breaks are known as 'fika' the Nordic Baking Book author says - and they're great for productivity

Sweet pastries, as photographed by Magnus Nilsson, for The Nordic Baking Book

Raf Simons on why Warhol is a perfect fit for Calvin Klein

Raf says Warhol’s portraits prove he was truly democratic (but he does love the Death and Disaster series too)

An Andy Warhol self-portrait printed on a crew-neck shirt by Calvin Klein Jeans. Image courtesy of Calvin Klein's Instagram

Alejandro Aravena’s brutal beach house is for sale

Like to slip off your office gear and gaze into a fire at weekends? Got $1.5m? This place could be right for you

The Ocho Quebradas House by Elemental

Was Verner Panton the most avant-garde of Danish designers?

The 20th century design visionary took Scandi interiors for a walk on the wild side of industrial production

Verner Panton with his Spiegel sculpture (1965)

Sex, Death, Sigmund Freud and Sarah Lucas

Here’s how the controversial artist showed her risqué sculptures in Freud’s historic London house

The Pleasure Principle (2000) by Sarah Lucas at the Freud Museum, London, featuring Hysterical Attack (Eyes) (1999) (centre) and Priere de Toucher (2000) (photograph, far wall) both by Sarah Lucas.

The war that made Robert Capa

On the Magnum founder’s birthday, we look back at his most famous book, Death in the Making

Robert Capa, Death in the Making, published by Covici-Friede, New York, 1938. As featured in Magnum Photobook: The Catalogue Raisonné

How Annie Leibovitz caught Richard Nixon's final flight

Leibovitz recalls teaming up with Hunter S. Thompson to document Tricky Dicky’s dishonourable departure

Richard Nixon Leaving the White House, Washington, D.C., 1974. Photograph © Annie Leibovitz. From ‘Annie Leibovitz At Work’

'Exhausting, Exhilarating, Exasperating but Inspiring' - David Dawson at Sotheby's on sitting for Lucian Freud

Long time assistant and Freud Archive Director reveals what it was like to sit for the great painter

David Dawson (right) and Sotheby’s Michael Macaulay, SVP, Senior International Specialist, Contemporary Art All Photographs by Stephen Bondio

How Annie Leibovitz captured Emily Dickinson’s absence

This photograph of the poet’s pressed-flowers album serves as a tribute to not one, but two, writers

Emily Dickinson’s herbarium, Houghton Library, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 2010. Photograph: © Annie Leibovitz. From ‘Annie Leibovitz At Work’

5 things we learned on the Brutal Bus tour

Prince Charles called the National Theatre a nuclear power station, The Royal College of Physicians is based on the human body and only 50 people lived in the Barbican when the Barbican was built (none of them architects!)

The Barbican as featured in Atlas of Brutalist Architecture

How to do a wedding Putnam & Putnam style

The only thing that’s monochrome is the dynamic duo's workwear, as you can tell from these stunning displays

Putnam & Putnam's recent wedding production in the Hamptons. Image courtesy of their Instagram

'A walking Gallup poll' - the social side of Andy Warhol’s incredible creativity according to Arnold Lehman of Phillips

Warhol may have borrowed some ideas from others but that doesn't mean his work wasn't 100 per cent Andy

Andy Warhol, Self-Portrait with Skull, early 1978, acrylic and silkscreen ink on linen, 16 x 13 inches, 40.6 x 33 cm. Picture credit: The Andy Warhol Museum, Pittsburgh; Founding Collection, Contribution The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc. © The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts,  Inc., NY, Photo by Phillips/Schwab

Who’s top dog here?

Here’s how we buddied up with NYC’s best four-legged, furry influencers to launch our new book Feed Me

A very happy Cruz the Frenchie at our Feed Me launch, held earlier this week at Canine Styles, New York City

How Annie Leibovitz revealed Kendrick Lamar's inner visions

Having shot Jagger and Lennon, Annie is capturing the musical voice of a new generation for Vanity Fair

Kendrick Lamar, The Bronx, New York, 2018. © Annie Leibovitz. From ‘Annie Leibovitz At Work’

What are all these people trying to get a photograph of?

Could this paw-parazzi shot have anything to do with our Feed Me and Pet-tecture launch this morning?

The paw-parazzi out in force at our Pet-tecture and Feed Me launch this morning

On National Pasta Day, why not try this Middle Eastern take?

These grain-sized pasta shapes are popular across the Middle East, and go great with kale and feta

Quick orzo with kale and sumac from The Mezze Cookbook

'To me there’s no argument' – the Whitney’s Donna De Salvo says Andy’s 70s paintings are unquestionably great

The curator of the forthcoming Warhol retrospective says that was the era when Warhol truly engaged with painting

Andy Warhol, Self-Portrait, early 1978, acrylic and silkscreen ink on linen, 40 x 40 inches, 101.6 x 101.6 cm. The Andy Warhol Museum, Pittsburgh; Founding Collection, Contribution The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc. © The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc., NY Photo by Phillips/Schwab