In the last 24 hours of Undressed at the Helmut Newton Foundation, the canvases acquired new life, as three Berlin street artists vandalised the portraits in their own style.

In the last 24 hours of Undressed at the Helmut Newton Foundation, the canvases acquired new life, as three Berlin street artists vandalised the portraits in their own style.
Helmut Newton is among Mario Testino’s, his inimitable style and stylized nudity shaping a generation. Joined by Curator of the Helmut Newton Foundation, Matthias Harder, the pair walk through the landscape of bodies on display.
To coincide with Dia dos Namorados, Mira Mira unveils this exclusive gallery of nudes, featuring young Brazilian stars, shot by Mario Testino.
Amid the larger-than-life nude icons of Mario Testino Undressed, now showing at the Helmut Newton Foundation, an art historian and a psychiatrist take a walk. Matthias Harder and Manfred Spitzer, the respective historian and psychiatrist, both contributed to the catalogue text for Mario’s landmark exhibition in Berlin.
The lucid, dreamlike appeal of Rio affects its inhabitants in different ways. Mira Mira unveils these never-before-seen shots, directly from Mario's archive.
Full-frontal, and fully aware of it, Celia Hempton’s pastel-toned paintings are a sight to behold. Galleries from Auckland to Paris have hosted the London-based artist’s collections, exposing them to an audience as diverse as the body types she depicts.
As the Chinese lunar calendar rolls over, we welcome a new Zodiac sign. To mark this Zodiac favourite, Mira Mira delved into Mario's Top Ten canine candids.
Less of a zine, more of an accessory, Visionaire has existed in a publishing ecosystem of its own making since 1992.
Mira Mira sits down with Stephen Gan, the co-founder of Visionaire and V Magazine.
Offering “a space where people go to clear their mind”, Mafalda performed live for Mira Mira.
First opening at MATE - Museo Mario Testino in 2013, Alta Moda is among Mario’s most personal works, and a rare showcase for the local people of Cusco.
William Klein welcomed Mario to his apartment in Paris, where they spoke on his raw city portraits and the shots of a lifetime.