Phaidon Press's Blog, page 138

Olafur Eliasson brings gin, cinnamon, ceramics to his pop-up

The artist and his sister source Icelandic produce and culture for their new restaurant, opening this weekend

Is Owen Luder Britains most brutal architect

The creator of Gatesheads Trinity Square and Portsmouths Tricorn Centre celebrates his 90th birthday today

How Thomas Bayrle commodified sex

The German artist saw his countrys attitude to sex change and decided to paint it unemotionally

Three New York City gardens to cool off in this lunchtime

Beat the heat in these chilled public gardens, all of which feature in our new book, Green Escapes

Andy Warhol would have been 90 today

To celebrate we take a look at how Andys wildly differing self-portraits shaped his public persona and myth

Check out Lauren Greenfield in the New York Times!

Our Generation Wealth photographer is the subject of an insightful profile, tying in with the release of her new film

A mind-controlled airship is coming to the Design Museum

Want to become a pilot, but skip the pesky training You can next month, inside this beautiful London building

Wolfgang Tillmans just shot Neneh Cherry

The fine-art photographer created the cover for Neneh Cherrys hard-hitting new migrant crisis single, Kong

How not to climb Mount Olympus

Google marks the first conquering of the summit, but our book, Flying too Close to the Sun, recalls another attempt

Heading for the beach Try this Olafur Eliasson experiment!

The artist is creating compass mobiles in Reykjavik, using objects drawn from Icelands tide line