Culture
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Own it
Commissioning an artwork gives you a chance to be part of the creative process, as well as the thrill of not quite knowing what the result will be.
Travel to the globe
Olafur Eliasson’s Alpine installation forces viewers out of their comfort zones, offering an immersive perspective on our relationship with the planet and its place among the stars. It’s time to find new inspiration.
Call the tune
Whether you have a song up your sleeve or ambitions to host a podcast, time in a recording studio is a sound investment.
Set the scene
Melbourne’s Sun Theatre is a prime example of how the magic of cinema can boost an area long after the credits roll.
The case for saving bookshops, on the high street and online
Independent bookshops often prompt a lifelong love of reading. Now it’s time to support them, in person or through sensible online marketplaces.
Hardest hurdle
Being decisive can make the difference between an imperfect but eminently acceptable outcome and disaster.
Commit to print
In a world where physical media still carries more weight, why not get your ideas down on paper? We show you how.
Proof positive
There are reasons for optimism in 2021, says Andrew Tuck as Tyler Brûlé passes the baton.
Group dynamics
A new South Kensington arts complex offers galleries flexible exhibition space while fostering community among dealers, collectors and advisors in an increasingly challenging market.
Refined palette
Swiss chef Andreas Caminada is a connoisseur of fine art as well as food. We sample the works hanging on his restaurants’ walls.
