Lee Bul: Life and Work

Lee Bul: Life and WorkBorn in South Korea in 1964, Lee Bul is one of the most important contemporary artists of her generation a daring visionary who resolutely questions the world around her through extraordinary, otherworldly acts of imagination. Across multiple decades and a wide range of media, including performance art, sculpture, installation and painting, she has been at the forefront of contemporary artistic practice, exploring such topics as the body, gender,

this art print will bring a smile to your home or work space

From explaining how ‘rhythmic auditory stimulation’ can fight multiple sclerosis

Sylvester and the Bee Gees and influential producers including Tom Moulton

Bursting with practical techniques

including the banana he designed for The Velvet Underground

ground-breaking photographers Nan Goldin

With a tumbly-textured soft beige shell

The bag is finished with a tactile TPU zip puller

These beverages are designed to pair perfectly with every merry—and not-so-merry—moment the holidays throw your way

and shelter

and extended essays by Eshun

Michael Bracewell's novella-cum-fairy tale is at once deeply romantic and laced with comedy - not unlike the band themselves - and perhaps (in fictional form) the most astute and celebratory portrait of The Smiths to date