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An auction of the former US secretary of state’s possessions shines a light on her life and character
Eight artists putting dance in the frame
The rock-star auctioneer and Fiat scion both have a lust for life and a knack for reinvention
New glass designs lift the spirits
A series of exhibitions highlights artists from the 1960s to today
Potters have always told stories to get fired up about. What are they telling us today?
Renaissance, romantic and rococo portraiture is being reframed to tell a different story
Shirin Neshat, Nazy Nazhand and Sheree Hovsepian’s friendship is seeded in their heritage — and has bloomed through their work
Make-up artist Isamaya Ffrench and designer Anissa Kermiche talk friendship and femininity
Magic happened in Lisbon
X Zhu-Nowell, artistic director of the Rockbund Art Museum, shares their favourite places to dance, shop and soak up culture
The Mexican designer cherishes a 1960s Cini Boeri sofa, her mother’s tarte tatin – and Black Sabbath
The prestigious design fair makes its French debut in Karl Lagerfeld’s former house
Items belonging to the late interior decorator range from Ottoman rugs to an Eric Ravilious watercolour
He likes to pair emerging and established artists in his own and his clients’ holdings
The festival is pushing boundaries and re-energising the traditional ceramics centre of Stoke-on-Trent
Inside ‘the mess’ that has inspired a triple bill of solo exhibitions
Christofle’s collaboration with jewellery designer Aurélie Bidermann marks the renaissance of the French tableware brand once beloved of the Empress Eugénie
The artist shares her love for wild women, woodland flowers and cold beer
The radio presenter, author and chair of the Edinburgh Art Festival on ceilidhs, swimming and vintage shopping in the Scottish capital
The Antwerp-based minimalist on dachshunds, detox and the dandy who became his style icon
Robert Stilin and Simon Stewart create one-off pieces for an A-list clientele
This short show brings together eight of the continent’s newer galleries that champion work from ‘outside the canon’
From Gustav Klimt to Elizabeth Peyton, pictures of people are some of the hottest lots
The events aim to both revive appreciation of the aesthetic movement — and explore its darker backstory
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