A Fortnight of Tears – Tracey Emin

When it comes to the modern art world a major new exhibition by the formidable Tracey Emin makes everyone sit up a take notice.

A New Self – Saint Laurent + Vanessa Beecroft

Art Basel is always a treasure trove of the most exciting contemporary art in the world. So it's only natural that creative director Anthony Vaccarello would choose the Miami leg of the art exhibition to unveil the second instalment of Saint Laurent's SELF art series.

Guest of Honour – Virgil Abloh

All eyes will be on Virgil Abloh's first A/W menswear collection for Louis Vuitton next spring and as the excitement and anticipation builds THE FALL takes a quick look-see at the man behind the talent.

Maisie Cousins: ‘Dipping Sauce’

Maisie Cousins is the artist and photographer causing a stir on the national art scene with her stark yet captivating work. Collaborating with new art space, Elephant West, she now brings us her new exhibition, Dipping Sauce.

To Thine Self Be True – Saint Laurent + Daido Moriyama

Anthony Vaccarello's new exhibition from photographer Diado Moriyama shows in Paris from 9-11th November so be quick if you want to get inside the mind of Saint Laurent's new creative director.

Travis Scott + Saint Laurent for SS19

The recording industry and the fashion industry have always walked hand in hand through the decades, constantly challenging and re-inventing each other. The same is true of this latest collaboration that's bringing together two epic creative forces for Spring/Summer 2019.

Coach + Selena Gomez and Michael B. Jordan for Dream It Real

Premium fashion brand Coach puts their money where their mouths are and funds a new initiative to connect young people to their dreams

Vivienne’s Creatives – Vivienne Westwood A/W2018

THE FALL reports on the typically quirky launch of Vivienne Westwood's Autumn/Winter 2018 collection.

Under Cover, A Secret History of Cross-Dressers

Kaveh Golestan, Prostitutes of Iran

A visual documentary of one of the untold stories of Iran

Clubbed, A Visual History of UK Club Culture

Gordon Parks, I Am You

Though Gordon Parks is best perhaps best known as the filmmaker behind the iconic blaxploitation movie Shaft it is his photographic documentation of much of the Civil Rights era that pays the greatest testament to his legacy as an artist.

Nan Goldin, The Beautiful Smile

The Beautiful Smile by Nan Goldin is a newly reprinted book of the photographer’s Hasselblad award-winning photo series. Critically-acclaimed, but with a cult impact, Goldin’s work highlights the permanence of loss, but also the power of memory.

Duane Michals, Portraits

Over the course of an ongoing 55-year career, Duane Michals has constantly reinvented himself and, in many respects, the conventions of the narrative photographic story, never content to settle on the limitations imposed by technology or taste. We consider his legacy through the prism of his celebrity portraits.

Larry Clark, Forever Young

During a career that spans nearly half a century, his work has attracted praise, “a wake-up call to the modern world”, and from the other side, “nihilistic pornography”. Photographer, film-maker, artist and counter-cultural figurehead Larry Clark captured youth culture before youth culture was even a thing.

Reluctant Hero, Michael Shannon

Araki, The Man

An in depth look into the wide, weird and wonderful world of Araki, one of the world's most celebrated photographers.

Gentrification, Carolyn Drake

The port city of Vallejo, California, has long been known for its gangs, bad schools and crime. Exacerbating its reputation as a “miserable place”, the city declared bankruptcy in 2008 after the core of its economy, the naval shipyard on Mare Island, shut down.