Arab designers to support Jewellery looks to the past Sultan Sooud Al Qassemi on art A Palestinian artist’s Oslo monument Cardboard furniture goes high-end
Columnist Sultan Sooud Al Qassemi explains why it is essential that artists from the Gulf document the events they are living through, referencing (1952) by Gamal El Sagini We make our way to Art Basel Hong Kong to discover the Middle East...
Born between cultures and shaped by craft and traditions from Japan to the Arab world, the Lebanese creative has built a design language of her own. Now based in Dubai, she reflects on identity, reinvention and what it means to leave a legacy
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In Oslo’s rebuilt government quarter, Palestinian artist Jumana Manna creates a vast floor from reclaimed stone – a work that challenges ideas of nationhood, memory and who gets to belong
Past collections remain the most valuable material for high jewellery collections by storied maisons, from Boucheron and Chaumet to Fope and Mellerio