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Join the dots

Korean artist Yoon Hyup paints in dots and dashes. He discovered his style at a house party. He started to paint along to the music, "like hip-hop morse code."

Winnie and the dogs

Photographer Winnie Au and her assistant go to dog parks and hunt for dogs on a regular basis. They look for the most unique dogs with the most beautiful coats. The result is 13 breeds of dog sporting handmade cones...

Olafur Eliasson

We partnered with Tate galleries to offer bitesize guides to some of the world's greatest artists. Here, Mark Godfrey talks us through Eliasson’s enduring influence...

Nelson Mandela, artist

To mark Mandelda Day, take a look at these drawings the great South African leader made during the last years of his extraordinary life...

Safe space anyone?

Animator Alex Grigg brings to life Trevor Noah's thought-provoking meditation on safe spaces and what they stand for.

Prom night

Beautiful dresses, glossy make up, hair on fleek. Photographer Alice Mann captures students at Cape Town's Peak View High School on a night they'll never forget...

Yes, but why? Olafur Eliasson Bite-size guides to brilliant artists

Yes, but why? Lubaina Himid Bite-size guides to brilliant artists

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    Film

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    FKA twigs

    I train like an athlete so things have to get strict
    Various Artists

    The women fighting the misogyny of Samba
    Deirdre O' Callaghan

    There is no one path to homelessness
    John Legend

    Celebrating the activists turning words into action
    Animade

    An animated film about what we see as precious
    Mr Wash

    A film about art, prison and second chances
    Carlín Díaz

    Every brain has its universe
    Nesa

    The woman turning the bustle of Tehran into music

      Music

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      Breaking The Circle

      Samba is a staple of the Brazilian cultural landscape, but there has never been a space in the scene for the country’s women. Tobias Nathan captures the climate as this begins to change...

      Abloh, Virgil

      The Louis Vuitton artistic director talks to Gilles Peterson about his career, his heroes, and his musical obsession...

      Self-taught brilliance

      Violin-playing, mandolin-strumming singer Sudan Archives is making a name for herself in LA, beautifully captured by photographer Kayla Reefer...

      In conversation with the man who draws Gorillaz

      Jamie Hewlett is the visual mind behind the word's most famous animated band. Here's why he loves pine trees, hates computers and won't talk to his hero in his local cafe...

      On the road with King Krule

      The south London singer collaborates with amazing visual talent on his videos. As part of a three-part series, he talks going on tour and getting drunk on a plane with filmmaker Charlotte Patmore...

      FKA twigs brings Baltimore's dancers together

      The British artist fell in love with the much-maligned American city. So she decided to create something special there. Here's what happened next...

      Work in Progress Creative soulmates Björk and Jesse Kanda explain why they work together so well

      Work in Progress Artist Lykke Li on how past, present and future come together in her music

      Work in Progress The high-energy creative chaos that drives hip-hop collective 88rising

        Art

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        Moshtari Hilal

        Moshtari Hilal’s black ink pen drawings encourage people to love their facial features
        José Morbán

        José Morbán paints important moments from his country’s past
        Johanna Goodman

        Johanna Goodman’s collage creations are wonderfully weird

        Helen Zughaib’s vibrant work depicts the struggles of refugees
        Raquel van Haver

        Vast, textured paintings depicting lesser-seen societies
        Shane Berkery

        Irish painter turns old photographs into vibrant and oddly moving paintings

        Kenichi Hoshine

        Abstract yet figurative - what can you spot in these striking pieces?
        Caroline Walker

        Quiet moments of working women captured on walks through the city
        Karabo Poppy

        Compelling work that fuses African influences in new and exciting ways

        Emmanuelle Moureaux

        Immersive installations inspired by the Japanese art of shōji

        Tanlume Enyatseng

        From Botswana, a digital artist whose work defies description

        Quintessenz

        The German duo are here to play with what's real and what's digital

        World Press Photo Jasper Doest's joyful series on Bob, the Caribbean pet flamingo

        World Press Photo Nadia Shira Cohen captures the farming dispute between two communities in Mexico

        World Press Photo Olivia Harris shows two sides to the story in her series on Ireland's evolving abortion laws

        World Press Photo Heba Khamis documents male prostitutes in Berlin's Tiergarten park

          Illustration

          Some stuff about illustration

          More illustration

          Medieval art and a dog named Camilla

          Nina Torr on the many faces that make up her mystical illustrations...

          Liza Donnelly sees things you don’t

          The New Yorker cartoonist talks about technology and how it’s changed the way she works...

          Take a walk down York Boulevard

          York Boulevard’s most standout personality trait is its mundanity. That’s why Hugo Rocci chose to recreate it.

          The Hilda creator, interviewed by a superfan (10)

          Luke Pearson's comic creation Hilda has been a massive global hit. Now with her own Netflix series, we sent a ten-year-old fan to dig into Luke's mind and work.

          We all want to live in Manshen Lo's world

          Born in China but now living and working in London, the image-maker has a knack for making quiet work that stays long in the memory.

          Simple street scenes that come to life

          Australian illustrator Erin Nicholls fell hard and fast for Japan and its culture. This beautiful series captures that infatuation.

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            Photography

            Some stuff about photography

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            Massimo Vitali

            A camera, the ocean, and hundreds of beachgoers
            Tyler Mitchell

            To convey black beauty is an act of justice
            Antal Bánhegyesy

            A swarm of orthodox churches takes over Romania
            Mathias Svold & Ulrik Hasemann

            Stories from the Danish coastline told by two photographers who work as one

            Mandy Barker

            The plastic pollution clogging up our seas captured at a terrible scale
            Vasantha Yogananthan

            Retelling an ancient Hindu epic around India

            Siân Davey

            Amazingly intimate family portraits from the British photographer

            Wing Shya

            Being a photographer, you want to have the purest intention
            David Uzochukwu

            A shower of sparks emanates from him
            Anna Boyiazis

            The uplifting story of the swimming women of Zanzibar
            Gem Fletcher & Ken Hermann

            High-octane entertainment in India, shot without cliches

            Sanne De Wilde

            The Island of the Colorblind will make you see the world anew

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