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Barbour Reimagines its Famous Tartan at the Saatchi Gallery for London Fashion Week

THIS London Fashion Week, Barbour is presenting Tartan Reimagined: The Barbour Way, an immersive exhibition taking over the ground floor of the Saatchi Gallery. Open to the public from 18 to 19 September 2026, the exhibition celebrates the British heritage brand’s famous family tartan, tracing its journey from the Barbour

Emilia Momen Reclaims the Bather in new Exhibition

IN Emilia Momen’s new paintings, no one performs. Bodies stretch, recline, wander; they pause by the water or drift in

Glass Festive Homeware Gift Guide 2025

THE QUESTION of how a house becomes a home has occupied my mind with particular intensity of late. Following a

Alison Poon’s Debut Solo Exhibition is a Powerful and Playful Exploration of Home 

A BARE bulb, dangling from a bamboo chandelier, is suspended above a headless figure that is sitting on top of

Swarovski Celebrates 130 Crystal-Clad Years With a Resplendent Hollywood Exhibition

THIS AUTUMN, Swarovski brings its landmark Masters of Light exhibition to the city of stars. Running for a limited period

Shuang Jiang on Decay, Renewal and Snowmen in Love With Fire

“NO LIFE truly dies into nothingness, the past shifts and reforms to give rise to the new”, painter Shuang Jiang

Espace Louis Vuitton New York Showcases Gustave Caillebotte’s Masterpieces

AT THE Espace Louis Vuitton New York, two 19th-century masterpieces by Gustave Caillebotte are reunited for the first time –

Yulia Mahr and Compton Verney Begin Partnership with Speaking in Dreams Installation

THERE are spaces that demand silence – and then there are those that invite it. Compton Verney‘s neoclassical chapel, designed

Tiffany & Co. Joins Forces with Frieze London for Impactful Artist-to-Artist Initiative

EVER since the acclaimed Artist-to-Artist initiative was introduced onto the Frieze programme in 2023, it has been hailed as one

Giorgio Armani’s Legacy Is Celebrated in Milan Museum Exhibition

MILAN, Italy — To celebrate fifty years of creativity, the Pinacoteca di Brera is hosting an exhibition dedicated to Giorgio


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