Grace Banks

Over 70,000 people attended the Frieze Seoul, which only in it's third year, is already a hub for the Asian art market

Cult artist Joyce Lee has a devoted fandom who love her subversion of the female nude in art. Here, she dives into her inspirations and sheds light on her new book “Archive”

“Taking part in BMW’s vision has been truly incredible,” Naomi Campbell said at the Cannes Film Festival launch of her latest collaboration with BMW

Now part of cult fashion agency Reference Studios, Berlin’s avant-garde label Claudia Skoda is ready to disrupt again

Shayne Oliver, the much loved founder of Hood by Air has set his sights on Berlin’s booming fashion industry — to great success and buzz

Photographer Arvida Byström on her new coffee table book ‘In The Clouds with Arvida Bystrom’

See images of the communities of Marrakech's historic medina and souks by one of its female photographers.

India’s contemporary art scene is bigger than ever

The actor speaks about Trump, Moroccan film and setting his entrepreneurial sights on Marrakech.

Wes Anderson and film composer Alexandre Desplat are Hollywood key creative collaborators.

In Venice, Simone Fattal challenges Italy’s colonial past

A fashion library based in Oslo, Norway, is dedicated to all things printed fashion matter

One of the most visited pop-up boutiques in the world is the work of Berlin artists Elmgreen & Dragset

The largest architecture event in the world opened in Venice this weekend.

Spanning over a century of the brand’s creativity, ‘Living Design’ is one of the largest retrospectives in Cartier’s history – and it’s first in Mexico for 20 years.

The retrospective of American artist Alice Neel at London’s Barbican Centre is long overdue, and finally putting Neel’s work in front of a new and engaged audience.

A new photobook by artist Ezekiel explores contemporary sexuality.

For the last fifteen years artist Anne Imhof has challenged the norms of dance, apparel and performance — Grace Banks meets her.

The exhibition and book 'American Polychronic' by cult photographer Roe Ethridge surveys the last 25 years of his work for the first time.

Creating Erotic imagery that redefines the artistic trope has become Lee’s speciality. For the last ten years she’s been creating an alternative erotic art aesthetic that borrows from both renaissance and pop art.