Christian Reister’s intriguing photos capture Berlin after dark
A new book from Hoxton Mini Press features Reister’s grainy, black and white images of the German capital’s famously hedonistic nightlife
Wolfgang Tillmans on his set design for the ENO’s War Requiem
Turner Prize-winning artist Wolfgang Tillmans is making his debut as a set designer this month, for a new production of Benjamin Britten’s War Requiem at the ENO in London. We talk to him about the project
Exposure: Oli Kellett
Over the last two years, Oli Kellett has made the difficult transition from commercial photographer to artist. Art Director Gem Fletcher speaks to the Hastings-based artist about this change, his creative process, and a new body of work titled Cross Road Blues
How I Work: Food stylist Lucy-Ruth Hathaway
Food styling can be a messy, fun and physically demanding job. Lucy-Ruth Hathaway, who has worked on shoots for Kinfolk and the Sunday Times Magazine, talks us through her creative process
Paul Simonon on creating the artwork for The Good, The Bad & The Queen
Paul Simonon contributes to the music on Merrie Land, the second album from The Good, The Bad & The Queen, but has also created the visuals for the release. We talk to him about his inspirations, creating art with Nescafé coffee, and Brexit
Canines meet cuisine in The Gourmand’s Dog Eat Dog calendar
The indie mag’s annual calendar – in which dogs named after food are photographed with their namesakes – has become a must-buy for pooch-loving foodies. Here, Editor-in-Chief Marina Tweed talks us through the process of bringing it to life
Rams: the products
Dieter Rams’ designs for Braun, and those of the Braun design team working under his direction, are celebrated in a beautiful new series of images created by photographer James Day, art director Gem Fletcher and set designer Kei Yoshino
Julia Fullerton-Batten’s stories of the Thames
Photographer Julia Fullerton-Batten’s Old Father Thames series explores the “infinite variety” of stories the river has to tell – everything from the mudlarks of Victorian London to the annual swan upping ceremony
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New Talent: Fumi Homma
In the latest in our series showcasing emerging creative talent on Facebook and Instagram, we talk to Fumi Homma, a London-based photographer inspired by Americana
Photographers v Prostate Cancer: the Dance Project
An evening of film and live dance, plus an auction of great dance-inspired photography, will raise funds for Prostate Cancer research and awareness
Chris Stein’s New York
Point of View, a new photography book from Blondie co-founder Chris Stein, reveals New York in the 1970s and 80s in all its gritty glory. Eliza Williams talks to him about what remains from those creative times
I’m Home: an exhibition by black British female photographers
Ronan McKenzie has curated a group exhibition exploring themes of home and family, alongside a programme of supper clubs, workshops and talks