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Hiroshi Sugimoto: ‘The deeper I explore Shinto and Buddhist art, the more it reveals the shallowness of contemporary art’
‘Hiroshi Sugimoto – The Descent of the Kasuga Spirit’, at the Kasuga-Taisha shrine in Nara, Japan, sees the acclaimed photographer draw on Japan’s spiritual past and present
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Inez & Vinoodh on 35 years of radical photography, being ‘two brains, one person', and judging our Design Awards
Dutch photography duo and Wallpaper* Design Awards 2023 judges Inez & Vinoodh discuss image manipulation, design aspirations, and capturing the legendary Julianne Moore
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‘The Art of Advocacy’: Aïda Muluneh’s vivid photographs are forces for change
At Efie Gallery, Dubai, Aïda Muluneh’s upcoming show, ‘The Art of Advocacy’ (12 January – 24 February 2023) surveys the photographer’s art as a tool for change, and debuts a new work, revealed exclusively here
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10 Wallpaper* photography moments of 2022, from piña coladas to Pipilotti Rist
The most memorable Wallpaper* photography moments of 2022, courtesy of our esteemed photo desk
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Daniel Gebhart de Koekkoek’s 2023 calendar is filled with flamboyant dog portraits
For his 2023 calendar, photographer Daniel Gebhart de Koekkoek turns his lens on flamboyantly preened, catwalk-ready dogs, and we’re barking mad for it
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Photographer Maisie Cousins on nostalgia, impulsive making and ‘collecting useless things’
Explore the vision of British artist Maisie Cousins in ‘Through the lens’, our monthly series spotlighting photographers who are Wallpaper* contributors
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Instagram hotlist: must-follow accounts of May 2018
Your monthly guide to the most engaging accounts on Instagram – big and small – as followed by W* staffers. Cut through the visual static.
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StyleShoots tabletop photo studio, by iShopShape
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The rebirth of Polaroid
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Celebrating the photography of Italian jewellery design in Wallpaper*
A flick through the Wallpaper* archive inspired us to revisit some of our favourite shots of Italian women's and men's jewellery published in the last few years
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Motel life: a cinematic exploration of Wildwood’s mid-century masterpieces
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Baud Postma photographs Pre-Fall's fabulous fashion via Zoom
With remote working firmly in place in the UK, we have amped up our lockdown creativity. This week, we enlisted London-based photographer Baud Postma to shoot a selection of our favourite Pre-Fall monochromatic looks via a Zoom call with model Sofie Hemmet. Wallpaper* Fashion Director Jason Hughes was on hand via screen to style, placing particular focus on a flash of gold jewellery. From Loewe’s delicate headpieces to Burberry’s fringe-festooned outerwear, the result is a sophisticated selection of grayscale images, which Postma developed via his bathroom-turned-darkroom, which have in turn been redigitised. Other featured brands include Dior, Fendi, Bottega Veneta and Giorgio Armani. They'll not only inspire your Pre-Fall fashion choices, but they might just inform the accoutrements you select for your next Zoom call too.
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Lofty ambitions: Tribeca’s Spring Studios multidisciplinary evolution
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Koto Bolofo photographs St Petersburg's brightest and best
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Photographer Nickolas Lorieux’s photo diary of our Palm Springs road trip
Paris-based photographer Nickolas Lorieux and the Wallpaper* fashion team recently jetted over to Palm Springs to shoot a story for our March 2013 issue, featuring minimalist silhouettes in 1950s pop shades. Here we see the trip through Lorieux's lens...
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Paco Rabanne’s Riviera rendezvous at the 2016 Hyères International Fashion and Photography Festival
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Magnum photographers lens a vivid ’Portrait of Marrakech’ in a new exhibition
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High concept: Keith Arnatt's 'Absence of the Artist' at Sprüth Magers
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Divine intervention: Markus Brunetti’s imposing architectural icons
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Book: Dennis Hopper: Photographs 1961-1967
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Body image: Robert Mapplethorpe's sensual take on the human form in LA
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Kohei Yoshiyuki photobook
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KesselsKramer's book of Useful Photography #008
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Erik Kessels’ found photographs hint of jealousy, love and intrigue
The artist fills in the blanks of his newfound photography book, laden with violently defaced portraits discovered in a dusty Budapest archive
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Fine lines: Kristine Norlander’s vision of the Lassens’ modernist architecture
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From colonialism to Soviet brutalism, Daniel Shea captures Havana's unique landscape
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Compatriots: Rudi Meisel's photographic exploration of GDR-era Germany at C/O
