Opening Warhol's time capsules
The Andy Warhol Museum has 612 boxes of Warhol ephemera, which they're currently opening and cataloguing
The Insider's Guide to Hamburg
Product designer Alexa Lixfeld lets us in on the city's secrets as featured in our downloadable Wallpaper* Guide
Ferran Adrià's drawings go on show in NYC
The Drawing Center will host the elBulli chef's gastronomic illustrations in Ferran Adrià: Notes on Creativity
How was 2013 for Danny Lyon?
The legendary American photographer on rediscovering the joys of film and finalising his career retrospective
The Insider's Guide to Brussels
Editor Aurélie Bunneghem lets us in on the city's secrets as featured in our downloadable Wallpaper* Guide
How was 2013 for Chris Johanson?
The artist on spending time with his art, his wife and his dog (and rustling up some good food)
When Justus Dahinden went to Uganda
How the Swiss architect's coconut shapes were influenced by Japanese group the Metabolists and organic growth
The Insider's Guide to Prague
Designer Zbynek Krulich lets us in on the city's secrets as featured in our downloadable Wallpaper* Guide
How was 2013 for Per-Anders Jörgensen?
The photographer on Edward Snowden and Japanese food - and his desire to grow some rare strawberries
The Insider's Guide to Oslo
Product designer Øyvind Wyller lets us in on the city's secrets as featured in our downloadable Wallpaper* Guide
The art of Umayyad period Spain
How al-Hakam II installed in the Great Mosque, a room-sized mirhab, among the most beautiful in the Islamic world
How was 2013 for Tomi Ungerer?
The 82-year-old writer and illustrator explains why 2013 was a vintage year for him
The Insider's Guide to Delhi
Designers Shivan & Narresh let us in on the city's secrets as featured in our downloadable Wallpaper* Guide
Carlo Scarpa's cemetery for Brionvega boss
How the Italian architect honoured a design genius and "man of the people who had started from the bottom”
How was 2013 for David Gilbertson?
Our Wine Bar Theory author looks beyond his glittering business career for his highlights of the year
2013 the year in architecture
The past twelve months saw mind-bending Chinese innovation and reverent European conservation
How was 2013 for Roger Ballen?
The photographer looks back on the year just gone and reveals what's in store next
The Insider's Guide to Florence
Designer Gabriele Corto Moltedo lets us in on the city's secrets as featured in our downloadable Wallpaper* Guide
2013 the year in design
After standing to attention for the 2012 Olympics, the last 12 months saw designers learn how to relax (and party)
How was 2013 for Bernhard Edmaier?
The incredible landscape photographer was inspired by a Russian wunderkind this year
How was 2013 for Ferran Adrià?
Not content with running a Harvard course, Ferran began decoding gastronomy's genetic code
The Insider's Guide to New Orleans
Writer L Kasimu Harris lets us in on the city's secrets as featured in our downloadable Wallpaper* Guide
The Insider's Guide to Geneva
Architect Bénédicte Montant lets us in on the city's secrets as featured in our downloadable Wallpaper* Guide
Alex Atala's secret history of tapioca
Explorations of the 15th and 17th centuries brought it to prominence but why is it thought of as an Asian food?
2013 The year in photography
We look back at a year in which the still life made a comeback and the selfie made it into the dictionary
How was 2013 for David Carrier?
The American academic found himself outside the white cubes of the art world this year, and loved it
The Insider's Guide to Boston
Fashion blogger Sophia Chou reveals her favourite places as featured in our downloadable Wallpaper* City Guide
2013 the year in art
From high prices and startling crimes through to superstar retrospectives and international politics
The inspiration behind Kuramata's clock
How a childhood memory of banknotes, balloons and confetti went into its creation
How was 2013 for Kevin Davies?
The Philip Treacy photographer on Frank Auerbach, his mum and a forthcoming U2 project
How the electric circuit inspired London's tube map
The Phaidon Archive of Graphic Design uncovers the story behind one of Britain's modern design masterpieces
How was 2013 for Thea and Ethan?
Art advisors Ethan Wagner and Thea Westreich Wagner let us in on the highlights of their year
Ai Weiwei's secret prison scenes on show in Brooklyn
The Museum of Brooklyn will display the artist's six fibreglass prison dioramas, last seen at the Biennale
Tomi Ungerer's adults-only 032c cover
Our children's author contributes an erotic cover image to Europe's leading fashion and art magazine
How was 2013 for Martin Parr?
The Magnum photographer on a 'turkey and tinsel' holiday trip and the 'beauty and craziness' of the Amalfi coast
Cork-clad hotel in Portugal is a first
With screw tops decimating their livelihoods cork farmers could have a reason to rejoice
Hadid, Collishaw and Paltrow's Christmas baubles
Artists, designers and celebrities make one-off Christmas tree decorations to benefit a British children's charity
Sterling Ruby and Raf Simons create new label
"There is not one shirt, one shoe, one sock that is not from our mutual thinking process," says the designer
Marc Newson makes himself at home in Philadelphia
At Home show recreates domestic environment - complete with many of his designs in The Design Book
How was 2013 for Edmund de Waal?
As we prepare to publish his first comprehensive monograph, the author and ceramicist looks back at his year
Danny Lyon onstage in Washington DC
Legendary 'Bikers' photojournalist and pioneer of The New Journalism breaks ground ahead of new Phaidon book
When the east was centuries ahead of the west
How books as we know them came to be - as told in The Phaidon Archive of Graphic Design
How was 2013 for Joel Meyerowitz?
Phaidon creatives look back on the year just gone and tell us about what they're going to be up to in 2014
Gehry's Fondation Louis Vuitton to open next year
The 'floating ship' arts institution will promote established artists and "young artists from emerging scenes"
A rare chance to see Capa in Colour
The 20th century photojournalist's little-seen colour work goes on display in New York next month
Architecture before and after the third Reich
As 20th Century World Architecture shows, world affairs often lurk in the background of any architectural project
Frank Gehry designs new Alexander Calder show
Pritzker-prize laureate creates the layout for Alexander Calder: From Avant-Garde to Iconic at LACMA
Can you name these film-star buildings?
Federico Babina has redrawn famous movie posters, placing the films' houses centre stage
How Carlo Scarpa bridged past and present
The renovation of the Fondazione Querini Stampalia is a great example of how he integrated the new with the old
John Pawson designs Alain de Botton holiday home
Life House in Wales is the latest addition in the Art as Therapy philosopher's Living Architecture initiative
The Japanese art group that inspired Shiro Kuramata
How the Gutai artists inspired one of Japan's greatest furniture designers to break the rules
Porsche designs drive-in apartments in Miami
Automotive marque's first real estate venture targets design conscious car lovers
Phaidon books feature in best-of-the-year lists
Papers, mags and websites praised our books in their 2013 round-ups - so if you're still looking for gift ideas...
Trollbäck + Company turn up the temperature
The Weather Channel's graphic revamp is the first in over thirty years
Mustafah Abdulaziz photographs the Ganges
Ex-Wall Street Journal photographer took a trip along India's sacred river with astonishing results
Henry Moore's spectral images from the underground
Drawings of figures sheltering from the blitz weren't propaganda but a poignant response to a common plight
Daniel Libeskind's air-purifying apartment block
The architect's new Berlin building will help boost local air quality thanks to its innovative cladding
The Met's ink-themed Chinese art show
America's largest art museum themes its first major Chinese contemporary art exhibition around ink
Alex Atala's fresh-water inspiration
How the Brazilian's quest for a national cuisine took him into the Amazon river
Foster reworks a Florida Art Deco institution
Architect restores symmetrical scheme to Sims Wyeth's Norton Museum and creates 'museum in a garden'
Edouard Manet's modern gaze
The best-known paintings by the father of impressionism have not one, but two, things in common
Why is Damien Hirst trying to build a village?
The artist has plans to turn his South Devon farmland into a 750-home residential development
When Frank Lloyd Wright met Carlo Scarpa
Official titles meant nothing to the great American architect when he wanted a guide to Venice
Photographs that are an accident waiting to happen
Csilla Klenyánszki builds precarious sculptures that balance just long enough for her to shoot them
Saving the Michelangelo of the Capitol
Work is underway to restore Dome of the US Capitol building, and protect its delicate Italianate frescos
The secret history of Chinese Modernism
A new Shanghai exhibition examines the crooked path of modern European-style art in 20th century China
How Italy is digitising its masterworks
The Impossible Exhibition takes hard-to-view work, scans it and reproduces it in startling detail
Warhol collaborator Louis Waldon dies
Actor appeared alongside Joe Dallesandro in the Flesh, Lonesome Cowboys and Nude Restaurant
Why the Watts Towers were nearly knocked down
Now they're a National historic landmark and a positive celebration of community spirit and civic pride but the Watts Towers weren't always viewed this way as Art & Place Site-Specific Art of the Americas reveals
Inside Jee Young's head (and very small studio)
Korean artist creates fantasy worlds based on fables, childhood memories and an incredible imagination
Althea Thauberger at NADA Miami
Concluding our series on Art Cities of the Future artists showing in the NADA booth in Miami
Pascal Hachem talks art and cities at NADA Miami
The artist thinks Beirut - one of our Art Cities of the Future - is caught between danger and hope
When a picture really is worth a thousand words
In celebration of a great life 1918-2013 - Nelson Mandela photographed by VII's Ron Haviv
Nan Goldin film premiers at Art Basel Miami Beach
I Remember Your Face documents life in Paris and Berlin and gets first US showing tonight - watch the trailer
D.O.M. photographs get their own gallery show
Sérgio Coimbra's serene images from Alex Atala's new book come to the Coningsby in London
Mana Morimoto's hand-stitched photographs
The Japanese wild artist and weaver simply loves “making thread beams come out of people’s eyes!”
The view inside Art Basel Miami Beach
A look at some Phaidon focussed imagery, courtesy of Gallerist NY, as one of the world's biggest art fairs opens
Zaha Hadid jewellery at Art Basel Miami Beach
Zaha Hadid goes for gold (and other precious metals) with Swiss jeweller Caspita
Okwui Enwezor to head up Venice Biennale 2015
The curator, writer and Phaidon author takes the directorship of the 56th International Art Exhibition
Aline Cautis talks art and cities at NADA Miami
LA-based artist on how the art scene in Cluj - nominated as one of our Art Cities of the Future - affected her work
Ai Weiwei on Miami, politics and Anish Kapoor
On the eve of his Miami opening, the artist and Chinese dissident says his work will always be "somehow political"
Grimshaw and Samoo create eco experience in Korea
Visitors will be able to wander from tropical rainforest, through cloud forest and into the Antarctic
Erika Verzutti talks art and cities at NADA Miami
The São Paulo Art Cities of The Future artist finds domestic tranquility in Brazil's "infernal activity"
Renzo Piano on building beside Louis Kahn
The Italian architect says his extension to Kahn's Kimbell Art Museum is "close enough for a conversation"
Alain de Botton explains how we should use art
The writer says art should serve the psyche in the same way as it once served the church
Robert Smithson in Texas
The "James Dean of art" has his posthumous plans put on show in Dallas, including drafts for four unmade works
Kai-Uwe Gundlach's downtime downtown photos
After a shoot the advertising photographer drops his crew and opens up the aperture for long-exposure cityscapes
How Shiro Kuramata was inspired by Kubrick's 2001
The visionary designer loved the 1968 film A Space Odyssey, but thought he could improve on the furniture
The other side of Athens
Petros Koublis captures the silent countryside that surrounds the capital's "desperate cry"
Martin Sharp 1942 - 2013
The Australian artist and graphic designer, best known for his psychedelic Oz magazine covers, has died
Herzog & de Meuron's artistic Indian debut
Do these designs for the Kolkata Museum of Modern Art remind you a little of Denys Lasdun's Southbank Centre?
Andy Warhol's Christmas sale
Christie's has assembled a Christmas-themed auction as part of its ongoing Warhol sales series
What to expect from Art Basel Miami Beach
A varied, international crowd, and a new limited-edition section come to the US's biggest contemporary art fair
Colman Andrews reads from The Taste of America This week: Salt Water Taffy
Our critically acclaimed and mellifluously-voiced author returns with another captivating story from his new book
Nike goes high-tech for Brazil's 2014 kit
The sportswear firm combines engineered fabrics with laser-cut holes for an easy breezy strip
Art City of the Future Johannesburg's avant-garde
Expect surreal disco and post-apartheid moodiness from a city that “does not tolerate indifference well”
Browsing the Munich art haul
219 works from Cornelius Gurlitt's collection are posted online including pieces by Picasso, Matisse and Dürer
How clothing can promote group harmony
From the Amish to New Romantics - Anatomy of Fashion author Colin McDowell on the inclusive effect of fashion
