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Once one of London’s great department stores, Whiteley’s, in Queensway, had lost some of its grandeur in recent decades as the retail landscape changed. But a growing trend for large-scale restoration and transformation in favour of...
There was a time, not so long ago, when cruising felt naff, a mass-market proposition for people who wanted water slides, endless buffets, pink drinks and themed nights for 2,000 passengers. Something shifted ten years ago, around the time...
Raised in Seattle by French parents, Sophie Lou Jacobsen learned to appreciate life in motion from an early age. Having lived in Paris, London and Milan, it feels inevitable that she chose to settle in New York, a place shaped by people, ideas...
Iwork very intuitively,’ says Sanya Kantarovsky on the eve of the opening of his exhibition ‘Basic Failure’ at Palazzo Loredan in Venice. ‘I rarely start with a preconceived notion or an idea. I have some vague sense of an effect, or even maybe...
