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Toklas’ own-label wine is a synergy of art, taste and ‘elevated simplicity’

Toklas, a London restaurant and bakery, have added another string to its bow ( and menu) with a trio of cuvées with limited-edition designs

Wallpaper · Jun 19, 2024

Levelling up has failed in my home town of Stoke-on-Trent. For hope there, look to the arts

Projects across the Potteries are bringing energy and optimism to a city still reeling from decades of decline, says Guardian culture writer Charlotte Higgins

The Guardian - UK · Jun 19, 2024

The golden feast: Elhanati's jewelled cutlery

Elhanati and Conie Vallese indulge in a little Gothic fantasy with a suite of jewelled cutlery

Wallpaper · Jun 19, 2024

'A quiet haven in the middle of London': Vincent van Gogh’s art school in Lambeth up for sale for £3 million

Studio One, St Oswald’s Place retains many of its original Victorian schoolroom features

Evening Standard · Jun 17, 2024

OPINION - Why is Trinity College Cambridge so silent about one of its portraits being destroyed by Palestine Action?

On March 8, an unnamed woman, part of a group called Palestine Action, attacked a painting of Lord Balfour at Trinity College, Cambridge. (Balfour studied there from 1866-69: this must be the connection). She cut it seven times with a knife and sprayed red paint over Balfour’s face. All this…

Evening Standard · Jun 17, 2024

Art museum and mosque among Australian projects recognised in UK’s RIBA architecture awards

Judges praise disaster-resistant gallery and bridge on Arthur Boyd’s NSW estate and ‘profoundly moving’ place of worship in Sydney’s Punchbowl

The Guardian - AU · Jun 17, 2024

Why is there a ship on top of the Hayward Gallery? Artist and explorer Tavares Strachan explains

The boundary pushing artist, who has a major new show at the Hayward, on his travels to the North Pole and the edge of space: ‘You find solace in the extreme’

Evening Standard · Jun 17, 2024

Tavares Strachan at the Hayward Gallery review – imaginative show delights, informs and calls us to action

This first major survey of the artist’s work takes us on a journey in search of knowledge

Evening Standard · Jun 17, 2024

Roger Mayne review – destitute kids running wild in the battered, bombed-out city

Courtauld Gallery, London ‘Take our picture, mister!’ they shouted at Mayne, who not only captured children on the streets of postwar London, but helped turn photography into an art form

The Guardian - UK · Jun 17, 2024

Wild ting: why a chattel house now sits on a manicured Scottish lawn

Two years in the making, and drawing on themes of healing, the slave trade and even Vikings, the latest show by Alberta Whittle, who represented Scotland at Venice, has taken over a grand mansion on a holiday isle

The Guardian - UK · Jun 17, 2024