Phaidon Press's Blog, page 487

How Ferran Adri made pasta melt in the mouth

Inspired by a trip to Japan, the Spanish chef amazed diners with his iconic dish Vanishing Ravioli

Erika Verzutti talks art and cities at NADA Miami

The So Paulo Art Cities of The Future artist finds domestic tranquility in Brazils infernal activity

May 1968s graphic protest legacy

Why Atelier Populaires influence endures, long after the crowds have gone and the posters have tattered away

Renzo Piano on building beside Louis Kahn

The Italian architect says his extension to Kahns Kimbell Art Museum is close enough for a conversation

Alain de Botton explains how we should use art

The writer says art should serve the psyche in the same way as it once served the church

Robert Smithson in Texas

The James Dean of art has his posthumous plans put on show in Dallas, including drafts for four unmade works

How Shiro Kuramata was inspired by Kubricks 2001

The visionary designer loved the 1968 film A Space Odyssey, but thought he could improve on the furniture

Kai-Uwe Gundlachs downtime downtown photos

After a shoot the advertising photographer drops his crew and opens up the aperture for long-exposure cityscapes

Martin Sharp 1942 - 2013

The Australian artist and graphic designer, best known for his psychedelic Oz magazine covers, has died

What to expect from Art Basel Miami Beach

A varied, international crowd, and a new limited-edition section come to the USs biggest contemporary art fair