Culture
My first trip to the UAE partly confirmed my expectations and the stereotypes. Yes, there really is probably a combination of taste and its complete absence. Endless space and space for opportunity, construction, the smell of (favorable tax conditions) and musk. Money indeed has a smell. Men is white hand
Culture
Scotland is its own world, nothing like England. Tartan everywhere, the air smells of hops, Harry Potter and witchcraft shops around every corner, and even the homeless guys drinking beer wear kilts. People are friendlier. The national dish? A deep-fried Mars bar. Not only all the pork things and
Art
Rose Wylie: The Picture Comes First opened at the Royal Academy on 24 February. Over 90 works, the biggest show of her career. She now lives in Kent, paints every day and puts newspaper under her feet so paint doesn't ruin her shoes. She grew up in London
Art
Yin Xiuzhen doesn't use the word secondhand.
Culture
Notes from a sold-out London evening
Culture
I spent two months trying to write about the Lee Miller exhibition at Tate Britain. Only now do I understand why it was so difficult.
Culture
At Hayward Gallery, the legendary British duo turn their daily lives into a monumental portrait of faith, filth, and devotion.
Culture
I love London for the way art hides around every corner.
Culture
Where is home? Who am we?
Culture
I made it to Leigh Bowery at Tate Modern and was absolutely blown away.
Culture
Stylish, loud, and beautifully staged.
Culture
When people ask me why I chose London, my answer is simple: because it’s a polyphony here. Of opinions, cultures, and ideas.