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Sophisticated programming puts cultural offerings from commercial galleries on a par with institutions
Its aim is to address the market’s gender imbalance
The British furniture maker was also a trend-setting interior designer, questioning the relationship between art and the domestic
Time to reflect on how to decorate a room
Either start from scratch or sneakily decorate shop-bought food
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Mass-produced chair typifies mid-century British manufacturing
A beautiful shade dispels the gloom cast by dark November nights
Open-mouthed fish jug has produced a gurgling sound for 150 years
Produced in 1949, the wood and leather chair has become a hallmark of Danish furniture design
Designers are taking a deeper look at the way colour interacts with shapes, surfaces and materials
The Canadian artist on making multi-sensory art and taking a political stance
A look at fireplaces, stoves and radiators that are innovative and environmentally friendly
‘I’m forever wishing I was a minimalist, but somehow that doesn’t become me’
The artist’s first UK show reveals her to be a master storyteller
The centuries-old art weaves past and present together, as demonstrated in a new exhibition at London’s V&A museum
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