Culture
Wei Ding and the Depth of Low Relief
Low relief has historically occupied the precarious borderland between painting and sculpture. It refuses the total autonomy of three-dimensional volume while declining the flatness of…
Art
Wei Ding and the Depth of Low Relief
Low relief has historically occupied the precarious borderland between painting and sculpture. It refuses the total autonomy of three-dimensional volume while declining the flatness of…
Theatre
Marie Rambert – how she built British ballet
Almost every professional dance institution in Britain traces back, directly or by inheritance, to two immigrant women. One was the Irish-born Ninette de Valois, whose…
Literature
Fashion
Lu Jin’s LockLoom Turns Reclaimed Cable Ties Into Wearable…
London-based designer Lu Jin built LockLoom from several hundred second-hand cable ties without cutting or sewing, turning industrial fasteners into a dress.
Design
Sahar Zafar on Building Visual Identities That Travel Beyond…
London designer Sahar Zafar on three social-impact projects: End Water Poverty, the Essence of Tomorrow scent workshop with Revoke, and PICO California.
Architecture
Unbuilt: Why the World’s Most Ambitious Architecture Never Makes…
By Alexander Stone The most dangerous building in the world is the one that exists only on paper. It has no budget overruns, no planning…
Visual Arts
