Arts

"I was crazy in love with him. I remember everyone falling in love with Antonio", purrs Patti D’Arbanville in James Crump's new film on the all-too-short but brilliant life of Antonio Lopez. The former Warhol actress, and muse of Cat Stevens,

Not simply content with the status of genre defining film maker, playwright and author, Wim Wenders is also a frighteningly good photographer, with an archive of polaroids taken between 1964 and 1984 that comprise his Early Works, a new exhibition opening at

Spanning the length of the Duveen galleries, Anthea Hamilton's latest installation for the annual Tate Britain Commission, 'The Squash' feels like walking into the final scene of Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey. Comprising over 7000 brilliant white tiles, there's something about the

Perry Ogden has long been drawn to Ireland and the lives of travellers. Despite being born in Shropshire, its people, culture and landscapes formed the basis of 'Pony Kids', his 1999 project and publication exploring Dublin's suburban horse culture among traveller communities. For

Just over ten years have passed since Virgil Abloh and Takashi Murakami launched the Dropout Bear into orbit for Kanye West's record breaking 'Graduation' album release. Since those early days as Kanye's creative director, Abloh has undergone a transformation, having not

Affectionately referred to as fashion's 'invisible man', Martin Margiela was the designer who did it first, best and with minimal fanfare or attention. Media was something he largely refused to entertain, and over the course of his twenty years at the

The V&A's Fashion In Motion series has, over the past decade, proven as reliable a barometer as anything of the industry's most promising talent. Ignoring for one moment the super star alumni of this wonderful initiative, the Alexander McQueens and Yohji

In his third solo exhibition at Marlborough Fine Art, painter Jason Brooks unveils his largest ever show for the gallery and the first time they have shown the work of one artist across both floors of its exhibition space. Such

When you think of Stonehenge, you think of heathen rituals, sun-worshippers and neo-paganism, but there was none of that at the launch of JW Anderson Workshops' John Harragan-clad store this morning, just lots of beautiful clothes. Which is not to

We like someone who's good with their hands. Pull your minds out of the gutter, not in the way you're thinking, although we're obviously not ones to shun that sort of talent either, but in this instance we're talking about artisans.

Last night Burberry hosted a private view for the Paris leg of its ‘Here We Are’ exhibition. First unveiled at London’s Old Sessions House, as the setting for the brands SS18 Show in September, ‘Here We Are’ was curated by

Azzedine Alaïa is a fashion legend, and his sudden passing in November devastated the industry, but now more than ever his legacy is being celebrated. The exhibition “Je Suis Couturier” was opened on Sunday by Christoph Van Weyhe, Carla Sozzani

The Bronx, New York, sometime in the late 1930s, and a young Richard Avedon befriends a young James Baldwin. They are both students at DeWitt Clinton High School and, despite their adolescence, find themselves with similar preoccupations - namely, a concern for