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Port speaks to renowned curator and author William A. Ewing about the epic undertaking, Civilization, which tells a story of the world in which we live through the work of 140 contemporary photographers
A new collaboration between Saint Laurent and the iconic Japanese photographer Daido Moriyama celebrates the art of self-expression
Following a long break, the artist showcases in Paris a selection of his paintings inspired by the Impressionist masters
Jo Lawson-Tancred travels to Paris to select her highlights from this year’s blockbuster art fair
Lemma Shehadi visits the Georgian capital to discover a city renewing itself through art in the wake of conflict and annexation
Port’s photography director reflects on a new book by American photographer Raymond Meeks
Port meets rock musician Lenny Kravitz to learn more about his photography, parties and friendship with the Chef de Cave of Dom Pérignon
Port meets Chinese artist Liu Bolin to witness his latest disappearing act on the grounds of Maison Ruinart
Writer Jacob Charles Wilson imagines the art fair as seen by Marco Polo, the intrepid explorer of foreign lands of Italo Calvino’s Invisible Cities
The director of the South London Gallery discusses transformative renovation, social responsibility and unlocking creativity
The Canadian-born performance artist reflects on her latest project, SUN DOWN MOON UP, produced for this year’s Park Nights programme
Port speaks to one of the most exciting young photographers working today about Flickr, being self-taught and shooting the AW campaign for Margaret Howell
Nikita Dmitriev reflects on the latest exhibition by the French Turner Prize-winning artist, Laure Prouvost
The London-based artist and performer discusses their upcoming Park Nights performance
The pioneering feminist artist on her latest work, produced for the first COS x Serpentine Park Night of 2018
Japanese artist Noritake Kinashi speaks to Port about his transition from comedian to artist
Adam Waterton, head of the Royal Academy of Art’s library, reflects on the revolutionary 1766 theory of colour that inspired Sunspel’s new special collection
George Upton travels to the south of France to meet British artist Lubaina Himid at her first solo exhibition since winning the Turner Prize
Port speaks to artist Werner Büttner about growing up in East Germany, the experience of moving to West Berlin just before the wall fell, and his new show at the Marlborough Gallery
Lemma Shehadi reports from the inaugural Riga Biennial, highlighting the practice of a photography collective that examines the USSR’s legacy in Central and Eastern Europe