Phaidon Press's Blog, page 70

The Moon landings and the American aesthetic

It was one giant leap for mankind but not such a big step for the photographic depiction of the American landscape

Snarkitecture put a brick in Hudson Yards window

The NY practice provides a surprising, see-through intervention in Forty Five Tens new Manhattan store

Want to garden like Skye Gyngell Then look to the heavens

The acclaimed chef has made sure Heckfield Places kitchen garden is attuned to both earthly and cosmic forces

The refugees who remade British art

Sothebys exhibition, Brave New Visions, looks at the wartime arrivals who revolutionized Londons gallery system

Snhettas brainy mountain trail

The architecture practices new Path of Perspectives encourages hikers to slow down, think, and take in the view

Olafur Eliasson on Rauschenberg, glasses and black mirrors

In a new interview, the Scandinavian artist reflects on his past, his successes, his strengths and his weaknesses

Harland Millers visions of hell

The artists experience taking coach journeys back in the 1980s inspired this colourful series on damnation

The Holiday home that Herman Miller built

The furniture firm rules the work place, but its director of design, George Nelson, loved leisure architecture too

Want to garden like John Mooney Then head to the roof

The chef at NYCs acclaimed Bell, Book & Candle grows 60 percent of his ingredients right above his restaurant

Our Interiors editor discusses good taste and his favourite room

William Norwich runs through the places that didnt make it in, and explains how reality TV might harm your home