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The Photographers’ Gallery has recently opened a major exhibition exploring the rich history of food photography through 140 works; from noted luminaries including Martin Parr, Cindy Sherman, Ed Ruscha, Andy Warhol and Stephen Shore....
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Captivating creatures, a butterfly has four different stages in its life cycle. Each with a different goal. Butterflies are also more often than not polymorphic, which means they have the ability to take on many forms. Final destination:...
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It's inevitable that the city of the future will look a little different to that of today: there may be more green space, vertical gardens, drones, even flying taxis. But what will really make them tick will remain hidden from view. Connectivity,...
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Beginning life in the late 1950s by four friends on a mission to help solve a housing shortage for students, Amsterdam’s Hotel Casa has been the temporary home to a host of hotel guests, locals, students and residents in the decades since....
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Once home to an East-End traders’ hall, aptly called the People’s Mission Hall, x+why is a coworking space located on Whitechapel Road—between Whitechapel and Aldgate Underground stations—that is uniting likeminded individuals and...
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With sweeping views over Hong Kong Island, Victoria Harbour and Victoria Peak, Soho House Hong Kong is set within a 28-storey skyscraper in down-to-earth Sheung Wan and boasts some epic features including a gym set over three floors; ample spaces...
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You can’t see the wood for the trees. We’re overwhelmed with problems. And the solutions to those problems. Spend too much time on your smartphone? “Download this app to help you spend less time on your smartphone.” Lost connection with your...
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Unless you've been hiding underneath a rock or taking an Instagram hiatus, you will have heard the hype around The Hoxton's latest property in Southwark, London. You'll have definitely seen the many photos of London's hottest new...
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More a place for cultural experimentation than a traditional hospitality space, CULTUREPLEX is a community centre for a modern city; a destination for Manchester's Northern Quarter where visitors can hang out and socialise; catch a film or listen to...
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An Italian café by day, come nightfall, Mediterranean-inspired Shoreditch eatery Spelzini transforms into a cocktail and wine bar focussing on spuntini, antipasti and trammezzini under the guise of Luigi’s Bar. Located on Shoreditch...
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A neighbourhood spot to enjoy authentic Italian pizza made from local and homemade ingredients, Montreal's Vesta, is appetising, welcoming and generous. Accompanying a pizza menu that includes everything from the classic Margherita, to...
Stuff Crush
Captivating creatures, a butterfly has four different stages in its life cycle. Each with a different goal. Butterflies are also more often than not polymorphic, which means they have the ability to take on many forms. Final destination:...
City Notes
Born from founder Victoria Paltina’s frequent trips to Tel Aviv, HAYA is a new neighbourhood restaurant in London's affluent Notting Hill with a strong focus on Mediterranean sharing plates and quality; seasonal ingredients served amid a lively...
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From creative hub to collaborations, lunching to afterwork boozing, revelry and everything in between, new Hoxton multi-arts bar and club, Colours, is set to shake-up the East London scene with an explosion of colour and culture on Hoxton Square....
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Known for its reputation as a crashpad for indie and rock royalty, built in 1956 and having been frequented by the likes of Neil Young, David Bowie, Kurt Cobain, and Pearl Jam, the Phoenix Hotel underwent a loving restoration in 1987; noted hotelier...
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Located in Industry City—a city-within-a-city, home to Brooklyn's many media types, creatives and entrepreneurs—Brooklyn Kura is a craft sake brewery, New York's first; set over 2,500 square feet. In a nod to the functionality of Japanese...
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It's inevitable that the city of the future will look a little different to that of today: there may be more green space, vertical gardens, drones, even flying taxis. But what will really make them tick will remain hidden from view. Connectivity,...
The Edit
Receiving acclaim this summer from many of those who keep the spirit of rave alive, Sweet Harmony: Rave | Today is an immersive exhibition celebrating the birth of a monumental scene and its impact on youth culture today. Matthew Smith, Anti...
Dispatches
Face directly to camera. White background. Glasses removed. The mundane list for capturing a suitable passport picture seems endless; something that Namibian-German visual artist Max Siedentopf set about exploring in his latest body of work....
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Covering the likes of the planning, designing, and conceiving of buildings that are functional, durable and—most of all—interesting to look at, the Good Architecture Design award at A' Design Award & Competition, is a category that honours one...
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Over time, any house will inevitably come to reflect the personality and lifestyle of its owner. Naturally, once someone decides to settle in one place, the idea of making your own mark comes to mind; often in the way of a significant renovation or...
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Research has recently revealed that the quality of your sleep is more vital than the number of hours you rest. The quality of your sleep has the potential to determine how your day will manifest itself ahead. Aim to have the best mattress for some...
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We all know that Bruce Wayne isn’t short of a few bob, but before bat caves and butlers, utility belts and nuclear-proof armour, the dashing entrepreneur has some serious vehicle running costs to consider. This is not a Lamborghini struggling to...
