Lily Bonesso

i-D writer and Brainchild Festival art director, Lily Bonesso, discusses the perfect platform for digital art.

There’s trouble in paradise as artists Varia Mhitarian and Imogen Parry curate an exhibition titled Exotica, that explores the effect of human excess on tropical beauty and the urban longing for palm trees and pineapple pie…

Lee Miller was the American photographer who put the brutal reality of the Second World War’s frontline in the pages of Vogue. As a retrospective of her work opens up at the Imperial War Museum, we look back at the legacy she left behind.

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See, hear, smell, touch and taste the (Francis) Bacon as Tate Britain opens it’s wonder Sensorium.

As Ruskin graduate Emily Motto opens her exhibition Postures at Rice + Toye Gallery today we meet up with the artist to delve into her world of wonderful sculptures.

Photographer Ishiuchi Miyako discusses her new show at the Michael Hoppen Gallery, which explores the personal belongings of artist and feminist icon Frida Kahlo.

The model and muse falls into a Delauney-inspired dreamworld in Bertrand Le Pluard’s film.

In response to the 'Nick Waplington/Alexander McQueen: Working Process' exhibition at the Tate Britain, Tate Collectives films four young creatives in their own work space.

Japan’s underground sex scene thrives on fetish practices and erotic rituals. We explore the art of Japanese bondage through the eyes of Londoners: provocative photographer Millicent Hailes and model Tessa Kuragi.

Famed for distilling decades of British subculture into series’ of images, photographer Iain McKell is now taking us on a tumultuous journey across America…

Running alongside the V&A's 'Savage Beauty', 'Working Process' looks at the designer's final collection through the lens of photographer Nick Waplington.