Daniel Arsham’s 20 Years at Perrotin, New York: eroded statues, crystal and time.
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Pierre Jeanneret’s Chandigarh chair: teak, cane and a city built from nothing.
Josef Albers, the Bauhaus and Homage to the Square: a life spent on how colour behaves.
Mark Rothko spent a career narrowing painting down to colour, edge and scale.
Inside Serge Gainsbourg’s house at 5 bis rue de Verneuil, Paris.
White Cube’s first permanent American gallery, in a 1930s bank on Madison Avenue.
A photographer of the British landscape, on history, public space and the cracks in modern society.
