Latest articles by Nick Compton
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Surreal perspectives of architecture align in a duet of London exhibitions
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'Champagne Life': Saatchi Gallery toasts its 30th year with an all-female exhibition
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A London exhibition charts the art and death of Joshua Compston
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Testing the waters: Troika's new exhibition of illusion arrives at Bogota's NC-arte
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Michele Mathison uproots South Africa's historical symbols at Tyburn Gallery
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The BMW Guggenheim Lab stages an urban trends exhibition in New York
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Jamie Shovlin exhibition at Haunch of Venison, London
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Doug Aitken’s new show embraces real time
The American artist chimes in on the digital debate Coming soon: Wallpaper* collaborates on an exclusive project with Doug Aitken in our November 2019 issue, on sale 10 October
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'Black Square' exhibition by Wallpaper* guest editor Taryn Simon, Athens
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Artist as archaeologist: Susan Hiller's first solo exhibition at London's Lisson Gallery
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SOM's carbon-negative architecture model unveiled during COP26
SOM reveals a model for carbon-negative architecture, the ‘Urban Sequoia’, during COP26, the UN Climate Change Conference
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Dreamachine: the much-anticipated immersive art experience launches in London
Launching in London at Woolwich Public Market on 10 May, Dreamachine is the new immersive experience created by Collective Act that brings together artists Assemble and composer Jon Hopkins. It’s designed as the first artwork to be experienced with closed eyes
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Sound stuff: Apple’s HomePod is a late pretender to the smart-speaker crown
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The frame game: an Italian startup is focused on transforming the fashion eyewear business
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Allen Jones on pop sculpture, Kate Moss and almost becoming an American
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Dystopian debris: Marc Quinn's 'The Toxic Sublime' enters Bermondsey's White Cube gallery
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Universal Everything: the collective bringing mind-bending physicality to the digital space
In our new profile series, Generation Generative, we spotlight pioneers on the cutting edge of generative art. Our first feature is on Sheffield-based digital art collective Universal Everything, whose solo show ‘Lifeforms’ at 180 The Strand runs from 12 October – 4 December
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The Bauhaus Archive Museum reveals its first corporate identity
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High-tech running brand On touches the clouds with Engadin valley retreat
The fast-growing sports company invites guests to enjoy a slower pace in walkers’ wonderland Engadin valley, to celebate the launch of its Cloudrock Waterproof boots
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Playtime: Isaac Julien's new London shows delve into the financial world's underbelly
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Model man: Thomas Demand on ’Latent Forms’
Over the last few years, the artist Thomas Demand has bounced between Berlin and LA. For the last two years he has also bounced further along to Tokyo to spend time in the offices of the architects Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa, better known as SANAA. Demand watched Sanaa’s studio at work; more specifically, he took pictures of their architectural models, or thought processes, problem solving and utopian urges in paper and cardboard. Demand took pictures close up, creating strange abstracts; fragments of ideas of buildings that might never be. The results are currently on display at Sprüth Magers in London in a show titled 'Latent Forms'.
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Post-office: hospitality groups blur the lines between workspace and hotel
Hot-desking hots up as hospitality groups, from Soho House to The Hoxton, open dedicated spaces for the peripatetic creative
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Graphic celebrations: Philippe Apeloig on his landmark Wallpaper* cover
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Dream steam: Lake Como’s Grand Hotel Tremezzo transforms into super spa
