Artist Tino Kamal's eye-openingly honest music video Runaway by Nick Knight.

Nick Knight and artist Tino Kamal continue their collaborative working relationship with Kamal’s forthright music video 'Runaway'.

Gareth Pugh’s S/S 18 collection presented here through the medium of fashion film - created by Nick Knight.

‘This is not a show.’ Nick Knight and Gareth Pugh offer an exclusive visual insight into Pugh’s S/S 18 collection presented here as fashion film.

Our collective anxieties are explored in a fashion film for Gareth Pugh A/W 17.

Nick Knight interviews Bob Gruen about his photograph of Sid Vicious on the Sex Pistols’ American tour in 1978.

See Hood by Air's S/S 13 collection in this exclusive film by Matthew Williams.

An exclusive fashion film questions the intersections between war, sports, guns and clothing in popular culture.

Alongside our 2012 exhibition Death, SHOWstudio invited creatives to further explore the theme through a series of live residencies and films.

For day two of her Tumblr takeover stylist Anna Trevelyan posted an array of blood and gore themed references.

A high fashion how-to of self defence; Lara Stone learns Krav Maga moves in a selection of Spring/Summer 2012 styles.

Supermodel Lara Stone takes down her attacker in the best styles of Spring/Summer 2012, styled by Carine Roitfeld and captured by Nick Knight.

Jonathan Bullock, director of the Institute of Krav Maga UK, discussed the self-defence system and its use in Get Back, Stay Back.

Fight like a girl; Lara Stone wears Celine and Rick Owens in this self-defence lesson with a difference.

Photographer Steven Klein continues his signature preoccupation with fashion and death in this tense short.

Nick Knight and Simon Foxton create a seedy underworld of fashionably dressed thugs.

Watch Liberty Ross's contribution to The Fashion Body film series.

Aspirational culture has fatal ramifications in an essay film by Marcus Wener Hed on the child soldiers of the Liberian Civil War.

Killed: John Taylor on the role of photographic images in experiencing catastrophe, specifically that of 9/11.

Killed: Jo-Ann Furniss on fashion's reactions - knee-jerk or otherwise - to September 11.

A selection of controversial editorial and catwalk imagery of 2001-2002, some of which was never published.

Focusing on fashion imagery published and withdrawn at the time of the attacks of 9/11, Killed examines work by Raf Simons, David Sims, Nick Knight and more.

Crush: Robert Sandall on Nick Knight's destructive short film.

Four sedans meet their makers in this short, soundtracked by Robert '3D' Del Naja of Massive Attack.