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Art

Top billing

From box-office draws to books and beats, we highlight the main attractions on the cultural calendar.

  • Issue #147
  • 1 min read
Modern gallery interior with white walls displaying framed paintings and natural lighting from glass ceiling
Art

Conserve and protect

A behind-the-scenes quest is underway to preserve the world’s largest collection of art and antiquities that are now at threat from climate change.

  • Issue #147
  • 8 min read
Conserve and protect
Culture

Jump start

Get in the swing of things with a vivid literary slice of 1960s Harlem, a joyous new album from a Motown icon and a must-see photography fair.

  • Issue #146
  • 8 min read
Book cover of Checkout 19 by Claire-Louise Bennett with black and white pattern design
Music

Different tune

The old Soviet Dom Radio building in St Petersburg is creating daring music and art – and refusing to follow the mood music at play in much of Russia today.

  • Issue #146
  • 8 min read
Conductor Teodor Currentzis directing MusicAeterna orchestra during rehearsal in ornate classical concert hall
Photography

Jeff Wall

The Canadian artist’s near-documentary photographs present worlds we don’t quite live in. He considers them an antidote to today’s proliferation of images.

  • Issue #146
  • 3 min read
Jeff Wall
Architecture

From the ashes

When Nabil and Zoe Debs opened their Beirut hotel, Arthaus, it was destroyed in the port explosion. In rebuilding it from the rubble, they cemented its place as a creative hub.

  • Issue #145
  • 7 min read
From the ashes
Architecture

Reformed character

Athens has a vast new cultural space, but only for two years. Before nomadic foundation Neon leaves, it plans to deliver a cultural hit to a quiet neighbourhood.

  • Issue #145
  • 6 min read
Reformed  character
Art

Island inspiration

Helsinki is launching an art biennial with a twist by using its rugged landscapes to inspire artists.

  • Issue #145
  • 5 min read
Red-roofed manor house on a small rocky island in calm water.
Culture

Hidden talents

Winy Maas designed the world’s first art depot that is accessible to the public. We meet the movers and shakers, engineers and experts who helped him make it happen.

  • Issue #145
  • 3 min read
Hidden talents
Design

Stick ’em up!

When done well, posters can persuade us to buy a pen, observe social norms or fly to a faraway land. They look great too. Put them on your walls.

  • Issue #143
  • 6 min read
Tom Eckersley 1960 poster for Society of Industrial Artists exhibition featuring green eyes and blue arrow

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