Art And The City
Last week saw New York invaded by gallerists, dealers, collectors and art trotters alike. With an ever growing number of Armory Show piers, the first ‘Armory Focus’ section and some six sister fairs
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Culture
In the Wake of the Bounty
Sales of superyachts have soared in recent months as the super rich regain faith in the burgeoning economy. A good 300 million Euros’ worth of 70m long boat have been sending flutes of rainbow-coloured
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Private Lives
Noel Coward’s 1930 comedy Private Lives is probably his best known and most popular play, a standby of repertory
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La Fille Mal Gardée
La Fille Mal Gardée opened at the Royal Opera House to joyous acclaim from the first night audience. The ballet is a comic tour-de-force in which acclaimed dancer Carlos
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Starry Eyed at Somerset House
‘A Positive View,’ a hugely ambitious photographic exhibition opens this Wednesday at Somerset House, raising
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Things That Go Bump In The Night…
Andy Nyman and Jeremy Dyson are probably best known for their award-winning collaborations with Derren Brown and membership of the League of Gentlemen, respectively. They’re also
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Art Tactics at Quintessentially Soho
Asset diversification strategy, put artistically, is called ‘Art Tactic.’ The man behind it all is Anders Petterson, a former JP Morgan investment banker. Anders regularly contributes
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The Bond Effect
Gavin Bond, the maverick photographer of the fashion scene, will be giving us an insight into the minds of the biggest names in rock next month. His new exhibition of music photography at the Idea Generation
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Through A Glass Darkly
Philip Glass has attained popular acclaim for scoring many successful films, including The Hours, The Truman Show and Notes From A Scandal. More recently, his music was used to striking effect
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You Are Not A Robot
West London’s ornate Bush Hall recently played host to the woman we must call ‘2010’s hottest pop sensation’, Marina and the Diamonds. The excellently-named Marina Diamandis (the
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