Elephant travels to Cape Town in the company of photographer Pieter Hugo gathering an explosive mix of writing, music, design and art, not to mention some highly original socio-political ideas and int...

With the feature ‘Post-Photography’ the magazine focuses on photography, or rather, on photography after photography, looking at how artists are transforming and transcending the medi...

In this special London issue, Elephant traces the rise of the city as an art capital, examining the changes that have taken place over the last two decades. In stylistic, economic and geographic terms...

This is another restless issue, moving from the uses of bad painting as a conceptual tool (as highlighted by Garder Eide Einarsson and Thomas Muelhenbach) to the complete mastery of the medium, witnes...

explores how visual artists are using new strategies and approaches in making art. Drawing is being transformed from ‘a means to an end’ to ‘an end in itself,’ as artists shift...

We discover what happens when historical craft meets modernity, as the tradition of embroidery finds a place in contemporary art. Lauren DiCocco says she feels ‘part of a community’ becaus...

This is particularly restless issue. We travel to Amsterdam to find out how artists and designers - from young painter Esiri Erheriene-Essi ('I wanted the viewer to have such an overload of informatio...

Issue 7 of Elephant magazine presents a brand new design-style with a new tone of voice. It even transcends paper by offering readers the facility to scan bar codes with their smart phones and get acc...

Like a suitcase packed in a rush halfway through a long journey, this strange and thought-provoking issue was put together under the sign of diversity – diversity in terms of cultures, countri...

The holiday issue of Elephant travels from São Paulo to Tel Aviv, via LA and Cologne, talking to visual arts legends such as artist Ramond Pettibon and photographer Miron Zownir and icon builde...