A Georgian-inspired Wimbledon Village new-build softened with antiques, pattern and calming colours
‘Sweeping’ is not a word homeowners often use when describing their dream home to an interior designer. But…
shifting center transforms personal rituals of control into participatory playground
Interactive playground by WON JI LIM EXPLORES rituals of control Created by Chicago-based South Korean artist Won…
Neil Simmons, sculptor whose subjects included Lady Thatcher – obituary
Neil Anthony Porteous Simmons was born in Lusaka, then in Northern Rhodesia, on December 29 1952. His father,…
28mm: The Sweet Spot for Home Video
A 28mm lens sits in an awkward spot between the 24mm and 35mm primes most people already own,…
11 year-old Kieran discovers photography talent in a flash
A schoolboy from Hull, who has Tourette syndrome, autism and ADHD, has impressed with his raw talent for…
“It Was Time to Follow My Dream” — This Designer’s Home Was Her First Project
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How art, humour and heartbreak help Northern Ireland’s artists make sense of life – The Irish News
At a time when BBC NI waved a magic wand to dissipate the art of comedy from our…
A family packs up a station wagon, water skiers race towards the lens, and astronauts walk on the Moon: these giant Kodak photos once lit up Grand Central Terminal and revisiting them today is a strange and unsettling experience
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Hono’s label branding for Temper cider animates the last rally of the 2008 Wimbledon final
During a discussion about legendary tennis games, Temper’s team mentioned the famously long 2008 Wimbledon final between Nadal…
Learning from Capitalism: How Postmodern Architecture Became the Language of American Business
Apple Central World Bangkok / Foster + Partners. Image © Bear and Terry Published on October 25, 2026…
A young woman peers over a newspaper, another smokes with a pair of binoculars in her hand, and a third stands silhouetted behind a lace curtain. These unseen photos capture what it felt like to be young and female in 1970s America
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kinetic thread column transforms human presence into shifting shadows
KINETIC THREAD COLUMN installation draws from SUDARE SCREENS Created by Japanese artist, engineer, and researcher Youtaro Sakamoto,…