A new show investigates the UK’s penchant for hobbies
Organised by artist Hetain Patel and commissioned by Artangel, Come As You Really Are is a celebration of the nation’s pastimes, from knitting to model making
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Organised by artist Hetain Patel and commissioned by Artangel, Come As You Really Are is a celebration of the nation’s pastimes, from knitting to model making
A new monograph charts the photographer’s inclination towards documenting the everyday lives of the people that surrounded him
LogoLounge returns with another of its highly anticipated annual reports, while observing that logos are taking a back seat within wider visual identities
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The book coincides with his first major international exhibition, which is taking place at Les Rencontres d’Arles this summer
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Employing a mixed-media approach, the artist duo inspect and dissect the landscapes around them to find new ways of understanding nature
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The prolific photomontage artist has dug into his archive to source pieces for a scathing new album by hardcore group Bad Breeding