New York-based artist Max Snow presents his new exhibition "The Lady Of Shalott" at colette, Paris. Snow's first solo show in the French capital, "The Lady Of Shalott" is inspired by the Alfred Tennyson poem of the same name. Both the poem and the show serve to raise questions about society and the artist's role, responding to the conflicting commands to create art inspired by the world and also to live in it.

Jack Smylie

A new show at London's Institute of Contemporary Arts showcasing photography by Juergen Teller opens on 23 January 2013.

Susan Strongman

It's always welcome news to hear of a new publication by Daido Moriyama, a photographer who has continually sought new ways of presenting and recontextualizing his work, frequently recasting his images through the use of different printing techniques, installation, or re-editing and reformatting. His latest printed work, Labyrinth, sees Moriyama return to his contact sheets from the past five decades, selecting previously known images as well as ones never before published.

Source - Aperture Foundation

Jack Smylie

Wolfgang Tillmans focuses his lens on the outside world in a new collection of work that sees the photographer turn away from the self-reflexive exploration of the photography medium that had occupied him for years. The results are found in Neue Welt, Tillman's most recent book, which offers a powerful and singular view of life today in diverse parts of the world - from London and Nottingham to Tierra del Fuego, Tasmania, Saudi Arabia, and Papua New Guinea - seen from many angles.

Jack Smylie

Photographers Ed Templeton and Clint Woodside have put together a new 60-page limited edition featuring work from both of them. Forgoing glossy pages for a more authentic, ground-level approach, the two artists will each have a series of recent photographs - Make-Up Girls for Templeton and N / E / S / W for Woodside - featured. Limited to 400 copies, the zine is now available from Deadbeat Club.

Jack Smylie

From February 15 to May 8, 2013, the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum will present Gutai: Splendid Playground, a retrospective of the Gutai Art Association (1954–72), the radically inventive and influential Japanese artistic collective whose innovative and playful approaches to installation and performance yielded one of the most important international avant-garde movements to emerge after World War II.

Source - Guggenheim

Jack Smylie

Edward Vince is the founder and head of London based Art Direction and Graphic Design studio Vince & Son. Originally started as a family business in 1868, Edward re-established the firm in 2010, bringing with him a fresh outlook on design and a drive which has earned the studio more than a few recognizable clients. Edward was recently commissioned to design Cut & Shut, a first-of-its-kind publication chronicling the history of the Creative Selvedge design movement, prominent through the British '80s.

Jack Smylie

New Zealand photographer Simon Devitt has announced the impending release of his first book, Portrait of A House, due on shelves in late February.

Angela Bevan