Photographed over the span of thirteen years, Jamie Hawkesworth’s series The British Isles documents the entirety of the places, architecture, and inhabitants of his homeland.

PLAY is a collaborative work that combines the perspectives of three participants—a photographer, a performer, and a stylist—who merge to generate new and unexpected forms of the body in motion. Liberated from fixed roles, these forms evolve page after page.

Kevin Costner returns to cinema. Imagined for the first time in 1988, this film is an emotional pilgrimage through the long and complex period of expansion and settlement of the American West, before and after the Civil War.

Chains are reinvented in unprecedented thicknesses, weights, and combinations in the new jewelry of the Prada Fine Jewelry Eternal Gold collection: entirely sustainable, integrating responsible materials and practices with traditional manufacturing techniques.

The new Hermès high jewellery collection designed by Pierre Hardy evokes the power of light. Bold shapes and full colours come together in a daring spirit.

How Directors Dress uses clothing to tell exciting new stories about directors, their lives, their movies, and the times in which they were made.

Outdoor Furniture is the new book published by Art Paper Editions dedicated to Pippa Garner’s photographic practice, which for fifty years has questioned the limits of socially acceptable codes and languages.

Donald Judd’s works will be on display from June to September during Art Basel: defined by Judd’s interest in materials and color, they emphasize the intrinsic qualities of their components and the relationship between part and whole.

The new series of paintings by Emily Ludwig Shaffer leverages hard-edge aesthetics and the architectural sense of composition to explore the sensory potential of painting. Through clear lines and solid colors, it offers a reflection on how women occupy both concrete and symbolic spaces.