A Fundamental Form of Thinking: Antony Gormley on Drawing
We visit Antony Gormley in his studio to discuss his new book Drawing: Antony Gormley and explore his thoughts on drawing as a vital part of his pr...
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The Making of the Book: Naturalistic Flowers
Ally Nutting and Jess Lister, sisters and co-founders of AESME Studio, reflect on the making of Naturalistic Flowers, which took them on a year-lon...
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The Wonders of Space: Dallas Campbell on Our Endless Fascination with the Cosmos
Dallas Campbell – author of Space Journal – reflects on the history of space travel as Artemis II takes flight, and shares his thoughts on why we h...
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Dominic Bradbury and Richard Powers on the Allure of Nordic Residential Architecture
Dominic Bradbury and Richard Powers discuss the latest addition to their Iconic House series – The Iconic Nordic House – and the allure of resident...
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Japan’s Greatest Export: Joe O’Connell on the Power and Beauty of Anime
Anime enthusiast and author of Ultimate Anime Joe O’Connell shares his thoughts on why the genre is so enduringly captivating and what made him bec...
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Up the Irons: Steve Harris on Reliving the History of Iron Maiden
Steve Harris, founder and longtime member of Iron Maiden, sits down with fan club chair Alexander Milas to discuss the mammoth task of compiling Ir...
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In the Studio with Jill Furmanovsky
Get an inside look at the story of Oasis, as seen through the lens of legendary photographer Jill Furmanovsky. We spoke to Jill about her passion f...
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Spirits and Spaces: Roger Ballen in Colour
Why did Roger Ballen switch from working in black-and-white to colour? To celebrate Spirits and Spaces, the newest collection of his work, we spoke...
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Birds of a Feather: Five Photographers on the Fascinating Appeal of Birds
Aviary offers a thought-provoking and compelling survey of contemporary bird photography that highlights the complex relationship between humans an...
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Quentin Blake: Drawings in Unexpected Places
Claudia Zeff sits down with Quentin Blake to discuss their book Not for Art’s Sake, which explores the unexpected places Blake’s illustrations have...
