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  • World records: DJ Gilles Peterson on why Ibiza is dead

    February 5, 2015

    Gilles Peterson gets around a bit. He’s like a globe-trotting John Peel, one of the few mainstream DJs who can get away with playing everything from Sierra Leonean psychedelic afro to Japanese punk-jazz. On top of his BBC 6 Music show he runs the Worldwide Festival in Sète and spins records at some of the [...]

  • Audio visual: Iranian-American artist Ali Banisadr comes to the UK

    February 5, 2015

    East meets west in Iranian-American painter and synaesthete Ali Banisadr’s first ever UK show Celestial and earthly, east and west, figurative and abstract – worlds collide in the work of Ali Banisadr. The Iranian painter specialises in a kind of ornate chaos where the ruffs and plumes of material finery tumble and swirl into spectral, [...]

  • Rights and wrongs: Examining the humanitarian legacy of photojournalism

    February 5, 2015

    A new exhibition considers the humanitarian legacy of photojournalism in the post-war era. The effect of photojournalism in furthering humanitarian objectives can be explained by the simple fact that it’s harder to ignore wrong-doing when you can see it in plain view. A new exhibition at the Photographers’ Gallery examines the political legacy of photojournalistic [...]

  • A weekend of gourmet indulgence with Heston Blumenthal on the Mont Blanc slopes

    February 5, 2015

    You know a Heston Blumenthal meal is going to be something special. The same, it turns out, goes for a Heston Blumenthal holiday. The concept is a foodie’s wet dream: four days of crisp slopes, fine Italian wine and haute cuisine cooked by some of the world’s top chefs. Here’s how it came about: “Heston [...]

  • Hong Kong nom nom: Getting to grips with the burgeoning foodie scene

    February 5, 2015

    Hong Kong at night falls somewhere between Manhattan and Magaluf, combining the grandeur of the former with the trashy hedonism of the latter. I was there in September when the humidity was in the 90s and the streets were heaving with twenty-somethings moving from bar to club. It’s also home to one of the most [...]

  • Slimline time: Why svelte timepieces are the ultimate boardroom status symbol

    February 5, 2015

    If a wristwatch is still a reliable marker of success, standing and savoir-faire – and by all means scoff away at the idea but, for better or worse, it frequently is – then I’ve an idea that the true sign of having made it is downsizing. On the way up, a big(ish) watch – from [...]

  • The pursuit of strappiness: Women’s watches are getting a couture makeover

    February 5, 2015

    When it comes to women’s watches, straps aren’t usually top of a designer’s list of priorities. But despite all the attention the dial tends to get, it’s the strap that covers the larger proportion of your wrist. Thankfully, there are brands out there that do spend time on these means of attachment. Hermès is famously [...]

  • Spyder sense: Even Sir Patrick Stewart is bowled over by the new McLaren 650S

    February 5, 2015

    Everyone has their “happy place”. Most people think of a tropical island, a postcard pinned to their office wall. I don’t. Not any more. Now I have a different reference point for unbridled joy: pulling down the driver’s door of a McLaren 650S, firing its twin-turbo and racing through all seven gears in a breathless, [...]

  • Is the wine bar making a comeback? Pall Mall Fine Wines is giving it a bash

    February 5, 2015

    The years have not been kind to the wine bar. Two decades ago it seemed there were three on every high street, offering a “sophisticated” alternative to the local boozer, where you could trot off to quaff some Chardonnay and talk about the hardships of the working week. As a journalist, I spent some of [...]

  • Dead glam: Anja Niemi is both subject and photographer in her new exhibition

    December 3, 2014

    The only thing Anja Niemi likes more than taking photographs is being photographed herself. The Norwegian photographer combined the two to great effect in her series Do Not Disturb and Starlets and has done so again in Darlene and Me, her latest show opening at Fulham’s Little Black Gallery next month. In the dramatically staged [...]

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