The 30 arts memberships worth paying for — museums, movies, music and more
Taking lifestyle advice from that famously adventurous artist Tracey Emin might not always seem wise, but she was…
a photographer’s portraits of twins with a shared surname
When Mumbai-based photographer Ketaki Sheth moved to London in the mid-1990s, after her new husband, Aurobind Patel, became…
Concrete staircase anchors Purple Brand studios by Scott & Scott Architects
A staircase of raw board-formed concrete curves up the centre of this workspace for denim fashion label Purple…
Alexander Calder is a cheeky boy — no wonder he’s the toast of Paris
‘A hunger for innocence.” The phrase pushed its way into my thoughts at the start of the enormous…
kinetic mirrored installation in portugal by moradavaga evokes a shoal of golden fish
mirrored gold installation by Moradavaga forms a kinetic shoal A-L-M-A-D-R-A-V-A is a site-specific installation by Moradavaga, created…
Steel sculptor crafts historic animal bench for Amesbury
Steel sculptor Dan North was commissioned by the Amesbury History Centre to produce the unique furniture piece back…
Genuine Fake Premium Economy review – brilliantly obnoxious millennial rage at a rigged financial world | Art and design
This is a bitter, resentful exhibition by a handful of bitter, resentful artists. Americans Jenna Bliss, Buck Ellison…
Bernard Tschumi winds helical slides through Philo science centre
A skylit atrium traversed by staircases and slides forms the heart of Philo, a ring-shaped science centre at…
Shot at 1/4000sec, this split-second frog photo proves that “Practice makes perfect” applies on both sides of the lens!
“Practice makes perfect” is a phrase most photographers know well – but in this award-winning image, the saying…
Lost ‘cloud’ of artist who wrapped the Reichstag to be created in UK gallery | Christo
Christo once wrapped up the Reichstag, suspended a curtain across a Colorado valley and covered up the Pont…
This photographer spent 25 years documenting the small acts of kindness that often go unnoticed. His new book highlights “the art of being an American”
We tend to overlook the fact that society only functions because of countless small actions—especially those carried out…
The Hidden History of a British Female Photographer Turned Soviet Agent
Self-portrait with an unknown man, Caledonian Market, London c. 1930 by Edith Tudor-Hart | Courtesy of the copyright…