Olympic medallists Sir Chris Hoy, Jessica Ennis, Victoria Pendleton, Louis Smith and Pete Reed are joined by David Beckham and a number of other athletes from Team GB in their own version of Queen’s ‘Don’t Stop Me Now’ – celebrating the success of London 2012.
Engaging wildlife portraits from US Photographer Steven Milijavac.
Via Steven Milijavac
Although ‘Super Saturday’ will go down in history as Britain’s greatest single day for more than a century – with Team GB winning six golds – on 11 July 1908, when London was also hosting the games, Great Britain won 10 golds – five in shooting and five in tennis.
Minimal typographic covers designed by Spanish Studio Astrid Stavro.
Christina’s shimmering silver-gelatin prints illuminate a favourite muse of poets through the ages: water (and the nymphs that swim in it).
In mid-century Britain Lucien Freud brought new life to figurative painting but by the 1990s the painted nude had fallen on hard times. Then, thankfully, young british artist Jenny Saville came along with her oversized canvases and the nude was again alive and well.
