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The artist shares her love for wild women, woodland flowers and cold beer
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The Antwerp-based minimalist on dachshunds, detox and the dandy who became his style icon
Robert Stilin and Simon Stewart create one-off pieces for an A-list clientele
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The events aim to both revive appreciation of the aesthetic movement — and explore its darker backstory
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The spiritual Swedish painter is being channelled by a constellation of contemporary artists
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A founding member of the 1980s design movement is sending collectors wild
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The furniture designer, artist and architect talks taste
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Interiors experts share their elegant solutions to an age-old conundrum
Brigitte Shim on the buildings, bakeries and walkways of Ontario’s capital
How an ancient print technique got its contemporary cool back
The legendary restaurateur and artist on ‘trade dressing’, sea moss and the importance of a good pee
Every major collector has one. But do they have the right one? Here are the names who are most in demand
Since the death of her son Kip, the British fashion designer has channelled her emotions into artworks that are powerfully raw. It’s all part of a desperate longing to be honest about who we are
Seventy-five years since being founded, the rebel collective is enlisting a new army of fans
The female artists redrawing the form
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