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  • Jeremy Till

    Head of Central Saint Martin’s calls for radical changes in architectural education and discusses the paradox of scarcity.
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    Jason Martin

    British artist poses new approaches to the possibilities of how we think and explains why painting is the tool of the wise primitive.
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    Unknown Fields Division

    Educators Liam Young and Kate Davies rethink mega cities, reactionary shifts and narrative as infrastructure.
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    New Ideas in Migration

    Leading expert in ancient migration, Dr Peter Bellwood, outlines his controversial new theory that encourages us to rethink fundamental questions of humanity.
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    Daniel Libeskind

    World renowned architect discusses the communicative power of memorials, experiencing time and how emotion defines space.
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  • Crossover

    Ahead of its launch, exclusively for TiP, we will be publishing excerpts from Cecil Balmond's highly anticipated new book, Crossover. The first installment is taken from Balmond’s theoretical chapter, Conceptual Models. Here he speculates on Risk. Why architecture is fixed to the past. And how a world of flux that self-organises breathes life into the old mechanics of form making.
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    M+

    A new museum for Visual Culture in Asia. Due to open in Hong Kong by 2017, curator of design and architecture, Aric Chen, explores the challenges ahead discussing non-design, outdated modes of displaying and why blanket rules don’t work anymore.
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    Kinetic City

    SanSan Kwan, Assistant professor at UC Berkley, makes a compelling case for kinesthesia. Her investigations into how cities ‘move' throw new light on how we make sense of our world.
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    Yang Yongliang

    One of the most exciting young digital artists working in China today, Yongliang re-thinks our relationship to cities, technology and nature.
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    Johannes von Moltke

    The photographic image and 'embalming time' - a further investigation into why ruins remain potent cultural and aesthetic signifiers by leading arts critic.
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  • Cultural Hijack

    An investigation into the growing field of artistic intervention in the UK contemporary urban landscape.
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    ‘The Art of Wandering’ Merlin Coverley

    Psychogeographer Merlin Coverley's take on how to engage with our environment.
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    ‘Making’ Tim Ingold

    Tying together disciplines to progress ways of thinking through making by Professor Tim Ingold.
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    Overdrive

    Reassesing LA’s extraordinary urban landscape.
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    Miyake Light

    Mathematical principals at the heart of Issay Miyake’s new design collection.
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