Culture
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Clean sweep
Works worth millions of dollars are often fragile. When it comes to keeping them spotless, a duster-waving cleaner is what you need.
Editor’s letter
His thoughts are never far from this pressing topic, so here our editor in chief scrutinises the future of retail and the changing ways in which we shop.
Upping the tempo
With its scene buoyed by the Dhaka Art Summit, artists and architects are banging the drum for Bangladeshi art.
Drawing attention
A group of Austrian philanthropists are working to shine a spotlight on their country’s artists.
Nation statement
Artist Matthew Day Jackson’s work is influenced by everything from terrorism to the space race. His new still-life work focuses on empires, tackling consumerism and guns in the modern-day US.
Stand proud
Paris’s traditional kiosks are under threat. Like the printed word they so elegantly promote, they should be protected.
Putting on a show
There’s still lots of money to be made in the Hong Kong art market. And the big players are coming to town.
Visual feasts
From rarities of the Flemish Renaissance to a resurgent New York market, we mark your diary with the key things to buy and see.
Editor’s letter
Our editor in chief discusses his options for the golden years, exploring unique living arrangements and how these thoughts have informed his new mansion mission in Thailand.
