Project Zoltar, the multi-platform creative collective spearheaded by Dan Macmillan and Kieron Livingstone, celebrates ten years since its inception. A deliberately disruptive entity, Project Zoltar was born as an antidote to the dying art of British eccentricity. On November 26th, Project Zoltar sets off on its inaugural world tour with the launch of Zoltar the Magnificent (foreword by Jake & Dinos Chapman), a book marking ten years of rupturing expectations of visual culture and toasting to the possibilities of infinitely more.

Adam Bryce

The second issue of Baron is a photographic journey over a 12-month period, photographed by Tyrone Lebon and guest edited by Max Pearmain. A central theme for this issue has been to question the evolvement of sexuality in today’s image sharing society. For example, the voyeur and exhibitionist were once used to describe those who spied or exhibited themselves to unsuspecting individuals, now it is increasingly used to define the audience and performers of reality projects. In our late post-modern age, sexual desires have been packaged, marketed, and are sold as adult entertainment.

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Adam Bryce

London based Anish Kapoor will show for the first time in Berlin at Martin-Gropius-Bau. Running through till November 24, the show will include over 70 works from the Turner Prize winning artist, works created since 1982 of varying scales and mediums. An important retrospective from one of the world's most important contemporary artists.

Adam Bryce

ALLDAYEVERYDAY has unveiled its latest project, taking over a former newsstand at the Metropolitan Avenue station in Williamsburg, Brooklyn and updating it with independent magazines and zines including Toiletpaper, Hamburger Eyes, Dashwood Books, McNally Jackson and others.

Jack Smylie

Following on from its collaboration with Futura last year, Hennessy continues its limited edition series with well known street artists, the latest chapter of which is with Brazilian brothers, Os Gemeos. The São Paulo-based twins, Otavio and Gustavo Pandolfo, have applied their rich, multifaceted style to the bottle's label, drawing from the vibrancy of their hometown to create an eye-catching image that precedes good times to follow. The limited edition release will be available this summer.

Jack Smylie

Filmmaker Matt Black focuses his lens on renowned New York artist Robert Longo, in the latest installment of his Reflections series. Best known for the charcoal-drawn silhouettes depicted in his Men in the Cities series, Longo has been creating iconic imagery since the late '70s, when his cinema-inspired enamelled aluminium reliefs made waves at the 1977 Pictures show at Artists Space in Manhattan.

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Jack Smylie

The Baloise Art Prize - awarded annually to two young, emerging artists exhibiting in the Statements sector at Art Basel - has been awarded to Jenni Tischer from Germany and Kemang Wa Lehulere from South Africa. The two prizes of CHF 30,000 will be presented at the Art Fair by a jury of international experts. The prize includes the acquisition by the Baloise Group of a selection of works by the award winners, which are donated to two important museums in Europe: currently the Hamburger Kunsthalle and the MUMOK, Museum Moderner Kunst Stiftung Ludwig, Vienna.

Jack Smylie

The “T-Guardian” sculpture, designed by artists Christoph Luckeneder and Manfred Kielnhofer, is currently on a tour of museums and exhibition spaces around the world, and recently made its way to Venice for La Biennale. The artwork – which depicts a red cloaked spectral figure poised atop a metal cross – has shown up in a different spot in the city each day.

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Jack Smylie