Phaidon Press's Blog, page 422

UK architects make the Hollywood sign disappear

What has London practice Ordinary Architecture done to this landmark, as part of LAs On The Road project

Bold new Belgian architecture in the Atlas

Our online resource takes a look at some of the finest new buildings from the land of Magritte and moules-frites

The show that mixes minimalism with the astral plane

CLEAR at Gagosian Beverly Hills pairs new artists with those from the California Light and Space movement

Kandinskys teaching celebrated in Bauhaus show

Show at Bauhaus-Archiv brings together archive lecture notes and exercises his students undertook for him

Five things we learned from reading migrs

With its tales of triumph in the face of adversity this history of wartime publishing is a fascinating, fact packed read

Choices are limited in Sterling Rubys clothing shop

The artists joint venture with Belgian designer Raf Simons offers just a couple of garments for a week at a time

How Bruce Nauman turned corridors into artworks

We look back at how, with a simple bit of architecture, the great American artist altered the gallery experience

The story behind Mies van der Rohes name changes

With his numerous name changes he joined a roll call of avant-garde artists intent on reinventing themselves

Knoedler case forger protests innocence in interview

Pei-Shen Qian tells ABCs Nightline he was surprised anyone fell for his abstract expressionist forgeries

The most experimental buildings in the Phaidon Atlas

The latest Phaidon Atlas focus is on buildings that push the limits of inspiration, technology and technique