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By: Express KCS

  • The light at sea

    May 23, 2014

    A new exhibition showcasing the Modern British painters is testament to their lasting impact   Ben and Winifred Nicholson – the power couple of the Modern British painting movement – were classically trained but had their heads turned by the visionary painters of mainland Europe. For Ben, meeting Mondrian and Picasso inspired him to break [...]

  • Frozen movement

    May 23, 2014

    Professor Harold Edgerton: the 20th century photography pioneer who showed the world the invisible   Who says science isn’t creative? For Harold Edgerton (1903- 1990), Institute Professor at MIT and inventor of the strobe flash in the early 1930s, a lifetime devoted to engineering culminated in one of the most highly regarded fine art photography [...]

  • Frozen movement

    May 23, 2014

    Professor Harold Edgerton: the 20th century photography pioneer who showed the world the invisible   Who says science isn’t creative? For Harold Edgerton (1903- 1990), Institute Professor at MIT and inventor of the strobe flash in the early 1930s, a lifetime devoted to engineering culminated in one of the most highly regarded fine art photography [...]

  • Beautiful things

    May 23, 2014

    William & Son leather bag William & Son may be best known as a maker of fine guns, but its leatherwear range is irresistible. This duck egg blue travel case is our particular favourite, featuring a dark blue zip, luggage label and a drill cotton lining. The colour is dead on trend this season, and [...]

  • Beautiful things

    May 23, 2014

    William & Son leather bag William & Son may be best known as a maker of fine guns, but its leatherwear range is irresistible. This duck egg blue travel case is our particular favourite, featuring a dark blue zip, luggage label and a drill cotton lining. The colour is dead on trend this season, and [...]

  • Best British staycations

    May 23, 2014

    In the space of just over twenty years, a remarkable resurgence in the quality and quantity of luxury British hotels has transformed the fortunes of our seaside resorts and rural destinations. Pioneers like millionaire industrialist Jim Ratcliffe, Robin Hutson (of Hotel du Vin and The Pig fame) and Olga Polizzi have given the industry a [...]

  • Luxury holidays… to the moon

    May 23, 2014

    The Virgin Galactic zero gravity holiday plane   As the global super-rich multiply, their travel demands get more and more extravagant. These days, a stay in a five star hotel fails to impress… Meet the companies who say the next frontier in luxury tourism is above the clouds.   The rise of the global super-rich [...]

  • Roger Federer interview

    May 23, 2014

    Roger Federer is celebrating the birth of his second set of twins   As one of only seven male players to win all four grand slams, one of four to win the junior and men’s title at Wimbledon and one of two to win four different tournaments at least six times, Roger Federer can already [...]

  • Fun, fun, fun on the autobahn

    May 23, 2014

    The Porsche 911 Carrera   Germany’s roadways offer the ultimate high-speed driving experience From Fawlty Towers to ‘Allo, ‘Allo!, we have a rich history of making fun of the Germans. If 1970s and 80s sitcoms are to be believed, they’re earnest, serious, ever-so-slightly humourless. Most of all, they like making rules and following them. The [...]

  • The Chic Geek’s guide to fashion: intellectualisation

    May 23, 2014

    Raf Simons T-shirt, £155, mrporter.com (click the image to buy) Fashion labels want to have an intellectual conversation about your jeans. What do your style choices say about you? To some, fashion is just a way to hide your nakedness. It’s about putting a shirt on your back, adding a tie if you have to, [...]

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