The New Yorker has witnessed London’s art market grow from quiet origins into a high-octane scene over the past 40 years
The Norwegian politician on his decade as a KGB contact, crossing Russia’s red lines — and what comes next for Ukraine
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Florence and James Kennedy’s 200-year-old home in Cornwall is both a working flower farm, and a minimalist sanctuary
New competitor has shaken up UK market with a focus on technology but price spikes this winter could bring challenges
Detroit Opera House’s artistic director on the battle to balance tradition and innovation
Singapore-headquartered company pursues international expansion while battling fierce homegrown competition
She uses beetle secretion to blow amber bulbs for her rococo lights
An inspirational maker and teacher in London for 30 years, his designs often employ found objects or adapt existing items
The architect and art patron has filled his Venetian palazzo with surprising contrasts
He has built up a massive social media following for his graffiti-style works
The former lawyer and treasury official has been championing Black Brazilian artists
The head of the encrypted messaging service on why she’s a privacy absolutist — and breaking Big Tech’s hold over AI
Our new series examines the benefits, risks and ethics of using artificial intelligence in all walks of life by talking to those at the centre of developments
The British-Indian collector found just the place to house his Le Corbusier and Jeanneret pieces — a dilapidated pottery in north London. So he set about restoring it
After roles in ‘United 93’ and ‘The Crown’, he has written a solo show that reflects on his mixed heritage — and how the world sees him
Evonik chief Christian Kullmann pulls no punches when it comes to the AfD
‘The Other Place’ draws on Sophocles’s tragedy to ask: what do we do when faced with suffering around us?
The musician on his world-beating Taylor Swift collaboration, and why the music industry is ‘scam after scam’
His first collection was a poignant tribute to the London community in which he grew up; his second is about partying. What’s behind the Nigerian-British writer’s change of tune?
With his new Indian-inspired ‘Gigenis’ and a ‘Giselle’ revival, the dancer draws on his heritage and the western ballet tradition
Tory leadership frontrunner says GDP figures ‘juiced up’ by arrivals
The Italian company’s creative director on courting ‘quiet luxury’ customers
