an interview with Benjamin Loeb

"words slipping away from their referents"

"It’s not something you can X-ray"

"an inconvenient reminder in some ways of what really happens"

"it comes down to really knowing the community you're working with"

"a fresh glimpse of the creative process"

"wanderlust, slow-looking, and trading places"

"from an incredible destination into a movement"

"bold bursts of colour dot the cityscape"

Black Lives Matter

Langlands & Bell at Sir John's Soane's Museum

"Courage Calls to Courage Everywhere." Millicent Fawcett

"Humour lets us set new terms."

"As the first generation you are always the sacrificial one and you have to bear fruit."

'Just what is it that makes today’s homes so different, so appealing?'

Interview with David Alan Harvey about his Fujifilm commission, on display at the Magnum Home Exhibition May 18-27th.

Roast shoulder of lamb with couscous and date stuffing: "I knew from research I'd done in a 13th century culinary manual found in Baghdad that there were recipes with date syrup."

Photographer Ian Howorth on film vs digital, beautiful cars and how it all began.

The Magnum photographer on her new series, part of "Hull: Portrait of a City", until December 31st at Humber Street Gallery

An Insider’s Take on Stoke-on-Trent

"My Citroën DS just turned fifty, and to celebrate we went to Titchwell Manor for whiskey sours."

Jonathan Watkins, director of Ikon Gallery, on his tips and tricks for navigating London's biggest art fair.

"A lot of it is just common sense."

"I can't complain really."

Interview with interiors curator of The Magnum Home

Art behind bars

From Creative Living Country, published March 30th by Thames and Hudson

We spoke to Canon Mark Oakley about Bill Viola's video works in St. Paul's Cathedral