Exclusive: An Interview With Leo Suter
We sat down with rising star and actor Leo Suter to talk about his career, his new role in the second series of ITV’s Victoria alongside
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An interview with Björn Dahlström; Director of the new Musée Yves Saint Laurent Marrakech
This autumn, the Fondation Pierre Bergé – Yves Saint Laurent will unveil to the world the brand new Musée Yves Saint Laurent Marrakech, to coincide
Skye Ferrante, Man Of Wire, in London
We join artist Skye Ferrante in Mayfair at the restaurant and lounge, QP LDN. The venue is hosting his latest project titled The Naked and
Malan Breton – "the red carpet will be my catwalk this season"
Taiwan-born, American fashion designer, Malan Breton has released his latest line of menswear, inspired by the iconic Charlie Chaplin. The collection pays homage to Charlie’s
Sir Michael Craig Martin’s Bright Ideas at The Peninsula, Hong Kong
The Peninsula Hotel in Hong Kong is known to locals as The Pen, or to worldy travellers under the more affectionate moniker; the Grand Old
I, Claude Monet – The Life and Art of Monet Alive on Screen
The latest in the pioneering series of Exhibition On Screen films directed by Phil Grabsky, I, Claude Monet offers a different approach from the usual.
Hubert de Givenchy: To Audrey With Love
Mid-way through the last century, a young designer founded the House of Givenchy. His work would inspire the starlets of the day while his couture
An Interview with Fabienne Verdier; Rhythms and Reflections at Waddington Custot
Fabienne Verdier is known for her fusion of Western and Eastern artistic values in her painting. Her practice is laced with theoretical concepts, as well
Anglepoise and Margaret Howell Collaboration
Continuing a successful and longstanding relationship, Anglepoise and Margaret Howell are delighted to announce the September launch of two additional exclusive colours for the Type
Nordic Painting: Re-establishing the Importance of Nordic Art
Two female art historians have made it their mission to help raise the profile of Nordic art to its rightful place alongside the long-lauded paintings
Festival News – How to do it abroad
Spent the weekend watching Glastonbury from the comfort of your sofa, Sauvignan Blanc in one hand, TV remote in the other feeling some serious FOMO
Alexander Calder at Tate Modern – a New Modernity for Mobiles
Alexander Calder (1898-1976) was one of the truly ground-breaking artists of the 20th century and, as a pioneer of kinetic sculpture, played an essential role
Titian to Canaletto – Drawing in Venice at the Ashmolean in Oxford
Venetian art, from a historical perspective, has a reputation for being bright, bold and dramatic. Many of the best Renaissance artists emerged from the palazzo
John Armstrong: Paintings 1938-1958 – An Enchanted Distance at Piano Nobile
John Armstrong’s paintings are an enigma. Over a period in which many artists turned to abstraction, Armstrong remained firmly figurative, yet his spaces are hard
Behind the scenes – Rising star Ed Skrein talks The Transporter Refuelled
Best known for his brief role in HBO’s hit TV series Game of Thrones, rising star Ed Skrein, a Londoner of both English and Austrian-Jewish
Girl – Lucian Freud’s Portraits Of His Second Wife
The pale and introvert portraits of the muse that broke Freud’s heart. Lady Caroline Blackwood, despite having suffered a troubled childhood, was the most eligible
Hotel Crillon Le Brave, Provence
There are few places that live up to the promise of a relaxing luxury vacation away from the tedium and mundanity of commuting London. There
Guy Bourdin: Image-Maker at Somerset House
Guy Bourdin’s original dark and sexually charged photography works can be distinctively placed between the ‘summer of love’ and the Hitchcock era. Since then it has been countlessly
Giovanni Battista Moroni
They are, in short, alive. He captures a sense of his subjects with an intense subtlety. Moroni paid for his meals by painting local high
