Phaidon Press's Blog, page 133

What The New Museum is bringing to London next month

Expect screens, beds, reflections on the past and predictions for the future at Strange Days

Sex, cigarettes and spongey bread - the things Wolfgang Tillmans loved about London in the Eighties

The New Yorkers profile of the photographer includes some telling details from his early trips to Britain

Sagmeister & Walsh want to bring back beauty

The pioneering designers say we no longer appreciate or value beauty, even when it makes for better design

Why Olafur Eliasson just met with Emmanuel Macron

The artist and the French President both agree on Europe, even if Eliasson sees room for healthy disagreement

Nature has become fragile - Olafur Eliasson on melting glaciers and his Experience of a changing climate

John Pawson pays homage to Agnes Martins grids

The minimalist architect references Martins famous Sixties grid paintings in these recently posted images

Sketch to Skyline - what Le Corbusiers Unit dHabitation in Marseilles looked like on day one

This simple colour-coded sketch from the master helped define the style of public housing for years to come

3 cute doggy pics from our Feed Me book (and one less so!)

Cook your companion one of the 50 dishes from our new book, and you could end up with a dog looking this happy

Alex Katzs Coca-Cola Girls are coming to London

The New York artist reveals the Rembrandt and soda-pop inspirations behind his latest paintings

Astonishing Animals The Pigeon

Scott Echolss ghoulish bird image is the result of an innovative technology that helps us see inside animals