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Jo Rodgers meets the Sydney-based author of Sorrow and Bliss for a stroll around Chelsea Physic Garden.
Curator Kirsteen McNish will bring together a trio of creatives for an evening of music and words at the Cornish open-air theatre.
A collaboration that champions artisan-made tie-dye fabrics.
The London-based creative on her striking weavings.
Our new podcast series in partnership with Yorkshire Sculpture Park.
An extract from environmental journalist Anna Turns’s new book.
Louise Dirks on curating clothing and footwear for her stores across Canada.
Jen Campbell considers Chloë Ashby’s fiction debut and Huma Qureshi’s short story collection.
Creating hardwearing bags in a Carmarthenshire workshop.
Chloë Ashby speaks to the YSP curator as the contemporary art institution celebrates its 45th year.
A thoughtful collaboration with artisans in Ivory Coast revitalises their craft into a thriving business.
To celebrate our seasonal theme, we invited you to share your responses through a piece of artwork or a photograph.
Jen Campbell considers Tom de Freston’s debut non-fiction book Wreck and Lulah Ellender’s Grounding.
For our most recent Styling Conversations, we share our curation of key pieces from our Spring collection.
Celebrating and supporting creativity, innovation and entrepreneurship.
The London-based artist on her route to creating evocative figurative paintings.
From a converted barn in a quiet, rural village near Redruth in Cornwall, Amelia Pemberton runs her label Darn, crea
The TJ Boulting gallery director on creating a diverse programme with a community spirit.
The Los Angeles proprietor of Sesame LA shares a recipe.
The Brighton-based potter creating everyday pieces intended for contemplative moments.
The London-based director explores identity through powerful portraits.
The respected gallery director who transformed the British art scene over four decades.
Jo Rodgers speaks to the Florida-based author about her latest novel reimagining the life of 12th century poet Marie de France.
Jen Campbell reviews the mystery novel inspired by Agatha Christie’s own disappearance in 1926.
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