Beyond the Beautiful: An In-Depth look into Miles Aldridge’s Art
Miles Aldridge has been invited to New York by Time magazine to shoot the cover for their ‘100 most influential people’ issue. Rosalyn Wikeley...
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3 of the Best British Hotels for Art Lovers
Britain’s towns are really rather splendid, as are the places to stay in them, says Daisy Finer. Here, she brings us three of the...
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Preview: Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition 2017
London’s biggest summer art event rolls round again at the Royal Academy of Arts with another monster exhibition of eclectic works by both established...
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A Guide to Hull: The UK City of Culture
The UK City of Culture this year is Hull. Best known as the home of the poet Philip Larkin, Hull has been experiencing a...
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Cristobal Balenciaga: 10 Things You Didn’t Know About the Couturier
Although Cristóbal Balenciaga is not as well known as his contemporaries Gabrielle Coco Chanel, and Christian Dior, Balenciaga’s influence on fashion and style throughout the 21st...
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Artist Pam Hogg on Paisley: The Pattern & Town
As Paisley makes its bid to become the UK City of Culture 2021, we ask Paisley-born artist Pam Hogg her thoughts on the iconic...
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Must-Visit: The Spring Decorative Antiques & Textiles Fair
Looking for a seasonal update to your country or town home this spring? Join those in the know at the Spring Decorative Antiques &...
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The Diary: What to Do This Month
Here’s your cultural guide to the month of March, including The Affordable Art Fair, Glyndebourne, and Chatsworth House. 2 March Maggi Hambling, Aleppo III (2016) Maggi Hambling embodies...
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Real Homes: Gallery Owner Rebecca Hossack
In celebration of the upcoming Affordable Art Fair in Battersea, owner of eponymous gallery Rebecca Hossack shows us around her home and talks us...
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Interview: Luke Edward Hall on His Berry Bros & Rudd Collaboration
Luke Edward Hall is a London-based artist and illustrator making waves for his collaborations with the likes of Burberry, Alex Eagle and Christie’s. We...
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The Best of British: Baftas 2017
From award-winning British actors and actresses to designers on the red carpet, see who cleaned up at The 74th Golden Globes, the London Critics’ Circle Film Awards...
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The Diary: February
Here’s your cultural guide to the month of February, including Shakespeare’s Globe and The Barbican… 1 Feb If you are anywhere near Knightsbridge, it is worth making a...
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Artist Q&A: Wolfe von Lenkiewicz
We spoke to Wolfe von Lenkiewicz about new exhibition I Lost My Heart to a Starship Trooper, a group show about reimagining Old Masters with a contemporary...
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News: WIZO Charity Project to show at Parliament’s Upper Waiting Hall
WIZO, an international women’s movement, which will next year celebrate 100 years of social welfare projects in Israel, is bringing the world tour of its acclaimed...
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Real Men Like Pink – The Current State of Masculinity
Originally, the colour pink was reserved for the more decided and authoritative male; while blue, was more appropriate for the daintier and prettier female. Over time,...
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The Evolution of Great Brands
What does it take for a good brand to become a great one? Stephan Bayley discusses the evolution of brands from past and present… Soho...
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Why you Should be Collecting Art in 2017
Filling your home with art you love could do more than improve your interior view. According to research, being surrounded by art work can...
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Labour MP Tristram Hunt to be the new director of the V&A
As the Labour MP, Tristram Hunt, is swapping politics for The Victoria & Albert Museum, we chart five of the future exhibitions at the museum. News broke...
