The World Loves The World We Made
Jonathon Porritt's positive take on the future of our planet finds an approving audience across the globe
OMA splinter group's mega-estate in Singapore
Does this blocky design remind you of Northern European social-housing estates? Or Jenga blocks?
My friend Alex Atala by Alain Ducasse
"Alex’s understanding of ingredients borders on fervent passion. Going to a market with him is like diving into the very depths of the Brazilian land!" he says about the chef and author of D.O.M. Rediscovering Brazilian Ingredients
Elderfield and Zilczer on Gagosian’s de Kooning show
MoMA’s Chief Curator Emeritus and the noted art historian discuss this key reappraisal of his 1980s works
Surrealism's American perspective
The Philadelphia Museum of Art's Surrealists exhibition looks at its European origins as well as its US impact
The Bauhaus: now offering sleepovers
Bunk down where the design school's greats once slept. Prices include communal showers and shared restrooms
Come to our Wild Art launch
Head east tonight to celebrate works of art that thrive outside the gallery space
What the world's press are saying about Frieze
As London's international art fair opens for previews in Regent's Park today, we round up global opinions
Jonathan Ive and Marc Newson remodel the Leica
The Apple design chief and the Aussie design star remake the M model for Bono's RED charity auction
Shanghai developers plan to rebuild Crystal Palace
ZhongRong Group say the Victorian building's "ingenuity and scale is magnificent" and want to bring it back to life
The Chinese conference centre that thinks it's a city
Coop Himmelb(l)au say the rooms in their new Dalian Conference Centre have 'identifiable addresses'
Alex Atala helps São Paulo's kids get into the kitchen
The world-class chef and author outlines his take on cooking and ecology and raises cash for a local non-profit
Hirst remakes the Pharmacy as a desert juice bar
The Prada Oasis and Damien Hirst's Pharmacy Juice Bar pitched up north of Doha as part of his Qatar show
How much would you pay for a Hadid dolls' house?
Bidding is up to £9,000 for Hadid's model, as big-name architects build tiny houses to benefit a children's charity
How Picasso and co. weaved carpets into their work
The show at Paris' Musée d'Art moderne looks at the reintroduction of decorative arts into a fine-art setting
New York loves Mike Kelley
The late artist's huge retrospective at MoMA PS1 receives glowing write-ups
Phaidon takes over Topshop in London and New York
Vera Wang, Iris Apfel, Stephen Jones and Dirk Standen head up our all star launches for The Fashion Book
Colman Andrews reads from The Taste of America This week: Cowpeas
Our critically acclaimed and mellifluously-voiced author returns with another enthralling story from his new book
Bouroullecs reinvent the Stone Age with jewellery
Ronan and Erwan follow Ettore Sottsass, Konstantin Grcic and Naoto Fukasawa with Perles for Gallerie Kreo
Architects protest Zaha Hadid's Olympic stadium
Fou Sujimoto, Toyo Ito and Kengo Kuma say the design will dwarf its surroundings
David Gilbertson's Wine Bar Theory: Cut smart
Smart businesses re-examine each element of what they do and ask whether the customer really needs it
The World We Made on CBS This Morning
Jonathon Porritt tells morning show's three million viewers how we can create a truly sustainable world
Designer joins forces with algorithm for new bridge
Arturo Tedeschi’s latest parametric design Cloudbridge spans two mountainsides
Banksy speaks to the Village Voice
The graffiti artist talks Jackson Pollock and how “street art can feel like the marketing wing of an art career”
All aboard the floating Dutch apartment block
Waterstudio's Citadel block consists of 60 stylish homes floating in six feet of water near Rotterdam
David Gilbertson's Wine Bar Theory: Keep asking
The more time you spend asking simple questions, the smarter those questions become, says our business author
Tree house turned inside out by Kazakh designer
Aibek Almasov created this arboreal retreat for a businessman who prizes nature over privacy
Street artists rework Spotify's New York office
Wild Art adorns the walls at Music streaming service's latest New York outpost
Daniel Patterson on how to run a creative kitchen
The Coi chef shares his managerial and culinary wisdom with Bloomberg's Francine Lacqua
How's Banksy's New York residency going?
Can the British graffiti artist overcome rival graffiti artists, flat batteries and opportunist thieves?
More Wine Bar Theory advice from David Gilbertson
Why a retrieved customer becomes an advocate, but an aggrieved one tells everyone not to deal with you
Korea’s National Library gets an outpost by Samoo
When is a library not a library? Apparently when it's an E-brary’, a compound of ‘emotion’ and ‘library’
Koons remodels Lady Gaga as Venus
The artist's cover for the singer's forthcoming album reflects his recent obsessions, as well as her star qualities
Incredible, edible cities anyone?
Why environmentalist and author Jonathon Porritt believes our cities might soon really sustain us
David Gilbertson's Wine Bar Theory
Want to shorten your working day? Of course you do, so read this piece of sound advice from our new book
James Cauty's 1:87-scale police state
JAMs and KLF pioneer creates "twisted model village experience" populated by 5000 policemen
Marc Newson reinvents the bed
Innovative, internationally renowned designer who admits to sleeping on a mattress on the floor until just a few years ago (because "buying a bed is such a cheesy experience") creates ultimate dream aid
Luc Tuymans offers insight at new Houston show
My portraits are “inert and silent” he says at Menil Collection opening of Nice. Luc Tuymans
Harry Potter star upstaged by Alex Atala's ants
"Are you open to dangerous dishes?" D.O.M chef asks BBC guests as he produces 'special Amazonian ingredient'
Join Phaidon at Topshop London and NY this week
Come and say hello at the launch of our updated style bible The Fashion Book
Colman Andrews reads from The Taste of America This week: Pimento Cheese
It's the paté de fois gras, hummus and blue cheese dip of the American South - listen to Colman tell the story
Jeffrey Deitch in conversation with Wild Art authors
A new kind of art and a new kind of art audience debated hotly on The Brooklyn Rail website
Meet Raymond Pettibon
The Californian artist will be meeting fans and signing books at David Zwirner New York on October 19
Wolff Olins' USA Today redesign wins Fast Co award
Firm's reworking of America's widest circulated print newspaper lets you "take a little piece of the web with you"
William Klein's street scenes come to Amsterdam
The New York street photographer gets a major retrospective at the Netherlands Foam photography gallery
First show to pair Pop with design opens this month
Pop Art Design at London's Barbican Gallery brings together Warhol and Blake with Eames, Sottsass and others
Banksy's first NY artwork painted over within a day
Rival artist or the authorities? Who erased The Street Is In Play, the first piece in Banksy's month-long residency?
New student accommodation ticks the box
Tengbom's new student apartments will house 22 college kids (not all in the same building) from next year
Introducing EarthArt
Editor Alex Stetter previews our forthcoming book with the acclaimed aerial photographer Bernhard Edmaier
Steve McCurry's travel tips
The great Magnum photographer tells the Wall Street Journal how he likes to get around (in and out of the water)
Jonathon Porritt on The World We Made
The legendary environmental campaigner on how to scrub clean the earth's atmosphere, why robots might soon be man's best friend and the big steps China is taking to dispel its polluter of the planet reputation
Russia's 2018 FIFA World Cup airport to be built by new London-based firm Twelve Architects
New outfit breaks through on the international stage with a high-profile competition win
Wild Art explained in the LA Times
David Carrier and Joachim Pissarro talk through their new book with the Times' Liesl Bradner
British artist Andy Holden calls for sincere irony
The artist's Maximum Irony! Maximum Sincerity movement examines two seemingly opposing sentiments
Willem Dafoe to play Warhol in new YSL film
The Hollywood star is cast opposite Gaspard Ullieln as Yves Saint Laurent in new French production
Li Songsong's first London show at Pace Gallery
We Have Betrayed The Revolution show gets Ai Weiwei's seal of approval in catalogue essay
Ferran Adrià's 5 favourite places to eat in the world
The Spanish chef lists a tiny Tokyo restaurant, as well as the whole of Morocco, among his best dining experiences
Pentagram creates brand for unlikely tech founders
The design agency produces a new ID for a group at the margins of the tech community
Ai Weiwei hits the decks
The Chinese artist and dissident follows Koons, Hirst and Warhol, by creating his own skateboard deck
Foster's huge new entertainment venue opens
Glasgow's SSE Hydro hopes to attract one million visitors annually with big-name concerts and sporting events
What the well-dressed swan is wearing this winter
If you're a fan of Wild Art you'll love these hipster animals in the latest project by Miguel Vallinas
Andy Warhol's back pages
Museum Brandhorst's Reading Andy Warhol exhibition examines the great pop artist's bookish inclinations
How Louis Vuitton and Hermès illustrator Natsko Seki helped create Architecture According to Pigeons
New York comes to London in new graphics show
Push pin graphic designers Glaser and Chwast have first show of work in the capital for 40 years at Kemistry
Chetwynd changes her name to Marvin Gaye
"Get with the groove and call me Marvin, man! And cheer up!" says the artist formerly known as Spartacus
Can you name these movie artists?
This year’s Deutsche Börse Prize winners put together this montage of Hollywood artists. Can you spot them all?
Norman Foster reworks Scotland Yard
Foster + Partners is shortlisted to oversee creation of Metropolitan Police Service’s new headquarters
John Pawson visits Zumthor's Bruder Klaus chapel
The great British minimalist admires the shape-shifting quality of Zumthor's 'landlocked lighthouse'
Lost van Gogh painting found in Norwegian attic
Van Gogh Museum's director Axel Rueger calls Sunset at Montmajour find a "unique experience"
Ferran Adrià unveils elBulli masterwork in New York
elBulli 2005-2011 includes every recipe created during the last seven years of the world's greatest restaurant
How Magritte made 'everyday objects shriek aloud'
A new MoMA retrospective focuses the Belgian surrealist's attempts to make common objects strangely unfamiliar
Look into the future at the Joburg Art Fair
Ross Douglas, founder of Africa's biggest art fair on why Joburg is firmly among the art cities of the future
Beijing's answer to Glastonbury and Coachella
MAD fashions a purpose built venue for Beijing's oldest music and arts festival
Carlo Scarpa's pioneering glassware at The Met
Italian architect's innovative glassware demonstrates how central local craftsmanship was to his work
First look at Brazil's Olympic stadium
London architects Weston Williamson liken their “massive feather-like structure" to a bird taking flight
Introducing The World We Made
Phaidon editor Ellen Christie previews our Jonathon Porritt title offering a bright, optimistic vision of sustainability
Guilty plea over forged Abstract Expressionists
Glafira Rosales pleads guilty to conspiracy to selling fake Pollocks and Rothkos in New York
Chris Burden's ship and towers rise over Manhattan
The New Museum retrospective might not open until Oct 2, but on the building's exterior, the show has begun
Canadian students redraw Sol LeWitt
Concordia University students remake wall drawings, under the guidance of former assistant, Anthony Sansotta
Donald Judd furniture now available
London's Conran Shop becomes first major retailer to sell furniture by the esteemed American artist
Wild Art and the enlightenment
Do you need to have a traditional knowledge of art history to enjoy customised cars, food art and ice sculpture? Of course not, argue David Carrier and Joachim Pissarro - but it might just increase your enjoyment if you do. . .
Colman Andrews reads from The Taste of America This week: Turducken
In the second reading from his wonderful new book The Taste of America, celebrated food writer Colman Andrews introduces us to the mythical creature Turducken - a dish that apparently dates back to Roman times
Name the 8 bit architect
Name these 10 architects to win a download of the magnificent Phaidon Architecture Travel Guide App
Amanda Levete puts on a show in Lisbon
UK architect adds a glimmer of light in the land of Pritzker Prize winners Alvaro Siza and Eduardo Souto de Moura
Dieter Rams honoured at London Design Festival
The 81-year-old German designer accepted the Coutts Lifetime Achievement Medal last night in London
Come and see Magnus Nilsson speak this weekend
He's at two events at the Abergavenny Food Festival - one with our Where Chefs Eat author, Joe Warwick
The best place in the world to buy Phaidon books?
Zwolle's 15th century Dominican Broerenkerk, or Church of the Brothers, is reborn as a great new book store
Frost* stretch an 'o' for AIDS awareness
The Sydney design firm tease out the typography for their latest condom-use campaign
Alanis Morissette to star in Eileen Gray film
Forthcoming film portrays Le Corbusier as a malevolent rival to Gray
Mies van der Rohe plans found in MoMA archive
MoMA archive find leads Belgian architect Paul Robbrecht to build 'new' Mies masterpiece in Germany
Fashion's queer history comes out in New York
A Queer History of Fashion: From the Closet to the Catwalk is on show now at Manhattan's Museum at FIT
Pipilotti Rist brings joy to Guangzhou
The Swiss artist's Gentle Wave in Your Eye Fluid exhibition has just opened in China's manufacturing heartland
Phaidon Atlas talks at designjunction
If you're interested in architecture and you're in London check out our two talks at designjunction this Thursday
Can you spot the stories behind these fictional foods?
Ever wondered what Dumbledore's sherbert lemons look like? Or Paddington Bear's marmalade sandwiches? The Taste of America illustrator Joël Penkman rustles up some fictional food inspired by much-loved books and movies
David Blandy turns tradition upside down
Artist's latest installation explores Britain's relationship with Japan via a traditional zen garden - and a space ship
VW unveils Pringle shaped carport
VW's new Ausfahrt centre allows you to test out your new car (without driving it into someone else's)
In conversation with Speck Lee Tailfeather
The Architecture According to Pigeons star on the Chrysler building, bird control spikes and human/avian relations
MoMA's female-focussed design show
Designing Modern Women, 1890-1990 explores how design was profoundly shaped by the creativity of women
The Istanbul Biennial takes shelter
Turkey's leading contemporary art event retreats on its public space programme, though its tone remains defiant
