Edits / Food & Drink
My Last Meal: The artist's palate
Pioneering artist Subodh Gupta is known as the “Damien Hirst of India”. A family gathering is his choice for a hypothetical final feast.
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Culture / Arts
Art market briefing
The first in a new series looking at the world of buying and selling art. This month: a Q&A with Christie's specialist Carina Villinger and Damien Hirst's forthcoming Sotheby's sale.
Culture, episode 25
British art special: we talk to Cristina Ruiz of The Art Newspaper about Damien Hirst‚s continuing influence and chat to legendary artist Sir Peter Blake.
Midori House, episode 113
Damien Hirst’s retrospective at Tate Modern, we see how Angola has changed 10 years after civil war, and ask how does one steal a plane?
Midori House, episode 295
We ask Colombia’s president Juan Manuel Santos how his country’s economy is growing in a recession, find out why Damien Hirst has just left the Gagosian Gallery, and talk European politics with Gianni Riotta.
Affairs / Society
Monocolumn
Tuesday 12 June
Line up for great food and art
Great art and great food are two things that London has built itself a reputation for over the last decade. But recently I’ve noticed that both scenes are facing a crisis.
Culture / Arts
Monocolumn
Friday 25 February
Region gets suite on art
Hong Kong is no slouch when it comes to the buying and selling of art.
Edits / Food & Drink
My Last Meal: House rules
Influential art collectors Don and Mera Rubell have always dared to sample untested artists – and they have the same fearless attitude to food. But there’s only one dish they could possibly put on the menu for their final…
Culture / Arts
The Big Frieze
A London October used to be known for falling leaves, drizzle and an uneventful art sales calendar. Auction house Sotheby’s saved its strength – and its best lots – for New York’s crucial sales in November. But then, in…
Culture / Media
Art market Briefing
Books, technology and a magazine on Chinese contemporary art. And an interview with the founder of Love Art.
Affairs / Health
Face Maker
Plastic surgeon Ivo Pitanguy has earned legendary status in Brazil, with his philosophy that good looks should be available to all, regardless of wealth or social standing. His pioneering techniques are still admired by…
Business / Sport
Making a splash
How do you make people think it’s fun to dress up in rubber? That’s the challenge facing a diving industry fed up with its image as a sport for middle-aged holiday-makers in the Maldives. At Boot 2011 they seem to have the…
Culture / Arts
Founding father
In under four years the Hong Kong International Art Fair has become a key date on dealers’ and buyers’ calendars. Founding director Magnus Renfrew tells us about his work life, and how billionaires and airplanes helped him…
Business / Economics
Business briefing
Can fair-trade Colombian coffee chain Juan Valdez slay Starbucks? Plus Sydney's push to become a global financial hub, and Cartier bedazzles India.
Culture / Arts
Living the art
New York-based Serbian performance artist Marina Abramovic´ is not about ‘easy’ art. Preparations for her recent show involved her and 39 people living in a barn with no food and no talking for three days. Here she explains…
End Point / Food & Drink
Creative sustenance
Sculptor Rachel Whiteread is a regular at London restaurant St John, an establishment that has been a favourite with artists for nearly 20 years.
Culture / Media
Culture Briefing
Culture editor Robert Bound's column on Alan Bennett's play The History of Art, as well as our latest book, film and music reviews.
Culture / Arts
Culture briefing
Robert Bound's column on artists selling out, est books including Bret Easton Ellis's new novel, plus reviews of non-mainstream films.