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Tatyana Fazlalizadeh interviews women about their experiences with street harassment and creates public art pieces featuring their portraits and captions.
The Ibiza FR features a sporty design and a powerful 143-hp diesel engine for thrilling drives.
The BMW 5-series Gran Turismo impresses at the Frankfurt International Motor Show in 2009.
The Citroën C6 is a large luxury sedan known for its understated elegance and powerful engine.
Taha Alhiti explains the intricate process and challenges of Arabic calligraphy.
Glaswegian visual artist Stephen Skrynka transforms the traditional wall of death motorbike attraction into a unique art form while navigating personal and collaborative challenges.
Casa Carlota in Barcelona includes people with Down's syndrome and autism in design projects.
In the Hizbollah-controlled Ouzai suburb of Beirut, local artists transform the area through an initiative that enhances its visual appeal and fosters community pride.
The Boy with Tape on his Face shares insights from the Edinburgh Fringe festival.
The first 100 people in line at the Alexander Wang NYC flagship store receive wristbands for the exclusive 'Wang Fest' event during New York Fashion Week.
In 2008, Paul Trevor received an email from a man who recognized himself as a 13-year-old boy in his photographs of Liverpool from 1975.
Moonshiners discuss the dangers of prison life, including the need to handle bullying and violence among inmates.
London's Oxford Circus features a new diagonal pedestrian crossing inspired by Shibuya, Tokyo.
The Photographers' Gallery reopens on Ramly Street with Ed Burtynsky's exhibition and new facilities.
Adrian Searle critiques The History of the Saatchi Gallery as an art book or oversize paperweight.
Michael Sieben's dedication to Austin, Texas, highlights his influential role in skateboarding culture through his work with Thrasher Magazine and local artistic contributions.
The exhibition at Whitechapel Art Gallery features Thomas Struth's Paradise series and cultural reflections.
Tate Modern, a leading museum in London, has expanded by 60% with the addition of the Switch House, transforming its role in urban regeneration and gentrification.
A heavy machinery team transports a 390 tonne generator over 120km with unexpected challenges.
Jackie Wullschlager visits the National Gallery to discuss Turner's obsession with Claude.
Francesco Ceccarelli transforms a garage into a stylish one-room apartment in Bologna.
Uber's latest designs for a flying taxi ignite debate about the future of urban transportation, raising concerns over noise pollution and practicality.
Jan Vormann restores buildings in Amsterdam using Lego blocks instead of traditional materials.
Dame Zaha Hadid, renowned architect, dies at 65, leaving a legacy of iconic buildings.
Vivienne Westwood states that the entire 20th century was a mistake, claiming that no significant ideas emerged during that time.
The World Cup starts in Moscow with Russia facing Saudi Arabia in the opening match.
Microworks partners with Hermès to create luxurious fungus materials for fashion.
Over 1,300 exhibitions took place during Miami's Art Basel Art week, but one featured Young Thug's art without traditional gallery sponsorship.
Zaha Hadid's Guangzhou Opera House features a design that resembles a pair of granite and glass structures resting on the Pearl River's shore.
Shortlisted artists discuss their work ahead of the Turner prize ceremony tonight.
Aldis Hodge collaborates with five skilled artisans to create a unique watch for Black Adam, highlighting traditional watchmaking techniques.
Claudiu Ionescu redefines contemporary design through innovative architectural practices.
Judith Greer shares tips on buying art at the Frieze Art Fair and her collection insights.
Errol Morris discusses truth, art, and propaganda in photography in this engaging video.
Grayson Perry discusses therapy's impact on his art and winning the Turner Prize.
Grayson Perry faces questions from 400 to 500 audience members during a live interview session hosted by the Guardian.
Paul Smith shares insights into his London design HQ during London Fashion Week with Simon Chilvers.
Jake Burghart shares memories from his documentary work in the Congo and beyond.
Lise Sarfati captures the emotional depth of women like Christina and Sasha in her photography.
Max the Forger discusses his 40-year career in creating and selling counterfeit art, revealing the techniques and risks involved in art forgery.
Michael Craig-Martin recalls following Christine Keeler for 12 hours a day during the trial that captivated the public in the 1960s.
Paul Goldberger reviews Goldman Sachs' new understated headquarters in Manhattan.
Rem Koolhaas discusses his work and the Barbican Art Center's exhibition on OMA's 35 years.
Andrew Dickson interviews Richard Wright, the 2009 Turner Prize winner, about his art.
Sarah Sze discusses her June 2011 installation at the High Line in Manhattan, highlighting its role in transforming urban space into a meditative experience.
Terence Conran reflects on his influential career in British design, from founding Habitat to shaping contemporary design culture, in a conversation with Jonathan Glancey.
Sixteen men are depicted in Rembrandt's Night Watch, a group portrait of Amsterdam's Civic militia that reflects themes of democracy and unity.
Shakti, an architect and musician, explores the connections between architecture, acoustic design, and storytelling through her experiences with A. R. Rahman.
