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Is everyone feeling Christmassy yet? Of course you are, it's the best time of the year. A crackling log fire. Outside the snow, deep and crisp and even. Perhaps an alpine getaway for some winter sports. The family gathering together around the...
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It's all go for Spanish artist Ricardo Cavolo. New exhibition, new website, and new home, having recently relocated from Madrid to Brighton. No offence to Brighton, lovely place, but what on Earth were you thinking Ricardo? Anyway, temporary...
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The role of technology in the arts has never been more significant. Computer Aided Design was a game changer and continues to develop apace, and more recently 3D printing and computer machining has opened up new possibilities in production. The...
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“I'm never shopping here again” is the pathetic parting shot of the disgruntled customer, illogically reasoning that promising to disappear forever will deliver a hammer blow to the armour of total indifference worn by the minimum wage lackey...
Journal
Amid the orderly trees of Brooklyn's MetroTech Common, a strange sight now greets morning commuters as they pass by. What are these strange technicolour shapes piled on the plaza? A crash site of a UFO perhaps. The debris of a meteorite impact. The...
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Like most things concerning Israeli artist Noma Bar, there's more than one way to read his latest collection Cut The Conflict. On the one hand, it's either an exasperated plea or barked order aimed at warring countries to stop all the fighting. On...
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Charlotte Colbert has some dark thoughts rattling around her head. “Sometimes it feels like the thread linking us to the world is so frail that at any time it could break leaving us at the mercy of all our repressed confusion loss and fear,” she...
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If I was going to pick one branch of the fine arts to blunder around in, it would have to be collage. Collage artists just look like they have far more fun than the poor old tortured painters, and you get to play with knives without anyone...
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There's nowt queer as folk, as the saying goes, and that's definitely true in England, the spiritual home of the eccentric. The work of photographers Tony Ray-Jones and Martin Parr shows a masterful skill at documenting the idiosyncratic British...
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Michael Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset already had some ideas for their V&A show when on a tour of the museum, they stumbled across some storage rooms. The pair knew instantly that the former textile galleries would form an integral part of their...
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An exhibition about the influence of left-wing politics on art is currently taking place in the apt venue of Tate Liverpool. Art and politics have always been in constant dialogue, and some key examples in Art Turning Left: How Values Changed...
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As an exhibition title, I Who Have Arrived in Heaven has shades of the posthumous retrospective about it, but Yayoi Kusama is still going strong – stronger than most people could hope for at 84. The extraordinary Japanese artist is producing...
City Notes
Reopened in the centre of Megève, Hotel Saint-Georges returns as a thoughtfully reimagined alpine retreat with a new visual language and razor-sharp focus. Set within a traditional chalet, the five-star hotel has been reimagined by Paris-based...
City Notes
The Zetter Group is set to deepen its connection to the UK capital with the opening of The Zetter Bloomsbury in March 2026, a 68 bedroom hotel housed across six interconnecting Georgian townhouses moments from Russell Square. Sitting directly...
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TOKKIA is a new addition to Covent Garden, and Europe’s first luxury Korean matcha house. Founded by Sooji Im — who previously introduced London to Korean tea culture with be-oom in Exmouth Market — the project brings a focused look at Korean...
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Bunkhouse Hotels expands its Houston presence with the opening of Hotel Daphne, a 49 room refuge in the historic Houston Heights. Following the success of the exquisite Hotel Saint Augustine in Montrose, the Austin-based brand continues its mission...
Dispatches
Luxury casinos have long been symbols of elegance, sophistication and architectural grandeur. Beyond offering traditional gaming experiences, these venues provide high quality dining, entertainment, and immersive environments that reflect careful...
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Las Vegas is built on spectacle. The Las Vegas Strip glows. Bellagio choreographs water and light. Fremont Street layers neon over history. The city rarely whispers. Yet drive fifteen minutes south and the tone shifts. One of the best things...
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Key Takeaways - Regular upkeep and timely upgrades are essential for efficient AC operation. - Using smart thermostats and ensuring proper insulation can deliver noticeable savings on utilities. - Easy everyday practices, such as running...
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If you’re employed in the UK on a Skilled Worker visa, or you run a business that sponsors overseas employees, keeping up to date with the latest immigration rules is vital to help you stay compliant. The government has introduced a number of...