Beauty in the trashy
Art
“He could be the subject of one of his photos” – Lee Shulman on his new Martin Parr documentary
sex appeal
Ethan James Green on his new exhibition, Bombshell
“I am an antique”
An interview with Peter Berlin – the man, the myth, the bulge
Take your pick
See this year’s Loewe Craft Prize shortlist
Treat yourself
Tenderbooks recommend their must-have photobooks
Wednesday Art Idol
August Sander: the pioneering German documentary photographer who captured the face of a nation
Sarah Lucas: interrogating gender norms through euphemism and innuendo
Claude Cahun: the French surrealist who inspired Cindy Sherman and Nan Goldin
Helen Levitt: a pioneer of street photography who captured the theatre of daily life in New York
Jenny Saville: the British painter challenging body norms with studies in human flesh
Joan Miró: the Spanish surrealist who inspired Dalí and Magritte
Gerhard Richter: the German master of abstraction reconciling memories of war
SUPERFLEX: the Danish public art collective re-drawing lines of civic power
Forensic Architecture: the architectural detective agency uncovering global human rights abuses
Gillian Wearing: the Turner Prize-winning artist peeling back layers of the human psyche
From Doomguy to Dali
This new Doom game replaces killing the undead with a wine and art day out
Crafted World
Loewe’s major retrospective exhibition is arriving in Tokyo
Home again
Luis Garcia’s photography allowed him to rediscover his Dominican roots
A Retrospective
“I don’t believe that images are more alive than life itself, but they can create that illusion” – Jeff Wall in conversation with Hans Ulrich Obrist
Refresh and Reveal
Talking to the stars of Ethan James Green’s Pirelli Calendar
People Watching
Sabato De Sarno’s latest Gucci Prospettive is a love letter to London
Legacy retold
Rediscovering Lawrence Calcagno, the forgotten gay abstract expressionist
Epicly Later’d
Red eyes and Chloë Sevigny: Patrick O’Dell on capturing New York’s 00s downtown scene
Self-Portrait as a Coffee Pot
“The studio became a metaphor for one’s head” – William Kentridge gets under the skin of his doppelgänger
stories behind the images
The LA photographer recreating iconic Giallo scenes
HERO FRAMED
Robin Hunter Blake’s photography explores “the raw and refined nuances of being”
HERO Framed
Jeanie Jean photographs Northern Soul dancers flying across the dancefloor
Ones to watch
Magnum and Polaroid spotlight the next wave of global photographers
Eden
Magnum’s latest print sale is a celebration and call to action for our planet
From the shelves
Veins books selects ten rare books and underground artefacts