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Publications
It's almost 20 years since I walked toward the huge glowing orb of Olafur Eliasson's The Weather Project at the Tate Modern. That massive sun in a cavernous industrial setting was a remarkable sight for a young art fan, but more so a turning point...
Dispatches
There is simply nothing quite like Mt. Kilimanjaro anywhere else on Earth. Although it’s considered to be one of the easiest of the seven summits to climb, it certainly shouldn’t be underestimated. Standing on its own at 5,895 metres tall, it is...
Design
Hate to break it to you, but it's that time of the year again. Depending on where you live, the Christmas carols may have already kicked into overdrive. This means if you need to retain any sense of sanity, you'll be looking for a two month hiatus...
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The bewitching Balearic Island of Mallorca is as evocative as Mediterranean destinations come—rightly renowned for its blissful beaches, limestone mountains, stone-built villages and tapas and wine scene. An all-year round destination with...
Journal
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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Ever the progressive music and arts festival, Sónar have announced the programme for this year's edition of their immersive Sonar360º by MEDIAPRO experience. Offering an unparalleled A/V extravaganza, the Sonar360º dome spans 19 metres in...
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Social media has seen a kind of global homogenisation of experience in which the new and exciting rapidly becomes the ‘been there, done that’; it is harder than ever to discover travel experiences that beguile, experiences that stay with you...
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Joining the realisation that summer isn't coming back until next year, the looming sensation that Christmas is just around the corner has reared its ugly head once more; countdown posts and Santa-memes sneaking their way into your social media feeds...
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Having just said goodbye to a mind-blowing and inspirational ten days of athletic wonderment at the World Championships London 2017 — undoubtedly the city's biggest sporting event since the 2012 Olympics — it’s with elation that we can reveal...
Melbourne
Hotel Jackalope, located in the Mornington Peninsula wine region is the personal project of filmmaker turned entrepreneur turned hotelier, Louis Li; who invites guests on a sensory journey by reimagining the role of art, design, dining and...
Journal
I immediately knew I’d like Marwa Preston when she suggested hotel Casa Bonay for our first get together. Sitting down over a flat white we spoke of our ‘former lives’ in the corporate world, our interest in travel, meeting new people,...
London
Celebrating its 85th birthday and ongoing title as central London's single remaining permanent ice rink, Queens Ice & Bowl has undergone a major overhaul. Originally opened in the 1930s, Queens has become somewhat of an institution for those looking...
City Notes
Set to open in November 2024, Sea Sea Hotel will offer 25 guest rooms that hark to the laid-back ease of 1970s Australian surf culture with warm wood interiors and bags of surfer style. Located halfway between Sydney and Byron Bay in the coastal...
The Edit
Prepare for a nostalgic trip down memory lane as the Exhibition Hall at Brighton's Helm Gallery has been temporarily taken over by beloved Mr Men and Little Miss characters for the group exhibition: Mr Men Little Miss Reimagined, which can be viewed...
The Edit
When the 'brutalist' phenomenon reshaped Washington, D.C. in the mid-20th century in the shape of new buildings designed and constructed with exposed structural elements and building materials including concrete, brick, steel, and glass, the...
Journal
“We haven’t forgotten anything, have we,” asks Jarvis Cocker at the end of a commanding headline set on Thursday night. Following a set stuffed to the gills with bona-fide bangers including Babies, Disco 2000, Do You Remember the First Time?...
Dispatches
Traveling across Europe is exciting. You'll see fascinating cultures and breathtaking scenery. Using the right travel apps can change your trip. These tools help with planning, lodging, dining, and local activities, ensuring a smoother and more...
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Repurposing old buildings with modern design principles is an art form that preserves architectural heritage and breathes new life into aging structures. This guide will take you through the fascinating process of integrating contemporary aesthetics...
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In the rapidly evolving world of online dating, success often hinges on knowing what not to do just as much as what to do. With insights from dating experts at CouldSee, this article unpacks the top 10 mistakes people make in online dating and...
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The online space has revolutionized marketing and how companies interact with their clients. Many businesses have invested heavily in digital marketing, going as far as employing social media managers. Recent studies show that people are likelier to...