Marigold Warner

Marigold Warner is a British-Japanese writer and editor based in Tokyo. She covers art and culture, and is particularly interested in Japanese photography and design.

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Dinosaurs, UFOs and fairytale castles: A travel diary of Japan’s roadside love hotels

10 days ago

Biceps Grotesk flexes its modular muscles

13 days ago

Qingyu Wu’s nostalgic design is inspired by objects of the past, from mid-century chairs to hi-fi systems

5 December 2024

Diana Markosian captures the bittersweet journey of reuniting with her estranged father

25 November 2024

Business or pleasure? Grilli Type’s new GT Flaire is the “mullet of typefaces”

21 November 2024

This immersive illustrated game reimagines Armenian folklore for the digital age

20 November 2024

“It encourages them to see the world differently”: the inspiring story of the Shine Camera Club

19 November 2024

Craig Gibson captures the return of his hometown’s iconic greasy pole challenge

13 November 2024

Creative Mothers is Dunja Opalko’s tender portrayal of balancing parenthood and work

12 November 2024

Tentacles, pearls, and holy taboos: Inside Joyce Lee’s archive of the ethereal and obscene

6 November 2024

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Alice Proujansky pairs intimate family photos with archival objects to explore her parent’s radical past

5 November 2024

Ntsal use origami and ornamentation to evoke refinement for a classy events space

21 October 2024

Jason Sturgill’s playful doodles are a reminder to embrace imperfection

15 October 2024

Juggling life’s threads: a layered portrait of a father, mechanic and fashion designer

14 October 2024

Dinosaurs, UFOs and fairytale castles: A travel diary of Japan’s roadside love hotels

Biceps Grotesk flexes its modular muscles

Qingyu Wu’s nostalgic design is inspired by objects of the past, from mid-century chairs to hi-fi systems

Diana Markosian captures the bittersweet journey of reuniting with her estranged father

Business or pleasure? Grilli Type’s new GT Flaire is the “mullet of typefaces”

This immersive illustrated game reimagines Armenian folklore for the digital age

“It encourages them to see the world differently”: the inspiring story of the Shine Camera Club

Craig Gibson captures the return of his hometown’s iconic greasy pole challenge

Creative Mothers is Dunja Opalko’s tender portrayal of balancing parenthood and work

Tentacles, pearls, and holy taboos: Inside Joyce Lee’s archive of the ethereal and obscene

Alice Proujansky pairs intimate family photos with archival objects to explore her parent’s radical past

Mat Maitland’s new book presents 15 years of surrealist-pop collages

Designer and collector Ashley Kinnard on the unpolished power of printed matter

Jakub Gessler captures the heart and humour of human-animal relationships

Ntsal use origami and ornamentation to evoke refinement for a classy events space

Jason Sturgill’s playful doodles are a reminder to embrace imperfection

Juggling life’s threads: a layered portrait of a father, mechanic and fashion designer

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