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Frieze Week in London 2023
Frieze Masters delves into the studios of Maggi Hambling and Mona Hatoum
...More than 7,000 items were catalogued in Francis Bacon’s studio when it was moved to the Hugh Lane Gallery, Dublin, while the Whitechapel Gallery had a whole show about studios last year....
October 6, 2023
Travel
Black Crows — the making of a cult ski brand
...“When a kid draws a bird, they do a V. And you don’t want to ski alone, you want to be in a group....
November 11, 2023
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK
FT GlobetrotterFT Globetrotter’s month-by-month guide to what’s on in our cities
London in 2024: FT Globetrotter’s month-by-month guide to what’s happening
...Rawsthorne, featuring Bacon’s portraiture after 1950 and his impact on the genre....
January 30, 2024
HTSIHow To Spend It Wisely: the sustainability special 2023
The grouse, the gamekeepers and the ethics of the shoot
...This passion goes back to shooting’s zenith 100 years ago, when success was measured by the size of a hunt’s bag: a party led by George V holds the record for killing 3,937 pheasants in one day....
October 18, 2023
The Aesthete
What to read this summer? Ask an Aesthete
...It’s about the 25 years of British art from the second world war to the ’70s – Hockney, Bacon, Freud and so on....
July 19, 2023
Arts
From Vermeer to Joni Mitchell: hot tickets for 2023
...In London, too, February is going to be a gala month, with the cream of the crop being the V&A’s hosting of the magnificent display of the works of Donatello — possibly the first ever in the British capital...
January 3, 2023
FT Live
FTWeekend Festival
Where the FT Weekend paper comes to life
Saturday, 7 September London, UK
FT Magazine
Prix Pictet shortlist: where there’s smoke
...Giorgio Sommer would have recognised that disparity....
December 11, 2021
FT GlobetrotterThe wonder of Wimbledon
The A to Z of tennis
...V Vaccination Pretty much the only thing that stood between Novak Djokovic and this year’s Australian Open title. Oops....
June 29, 2022
Gardens
All the King’s gardens
...He loves it,” says Strong, the former head of the V&A and author of some waspish diaries in which few of the rich, famous and powerful are spared....
September 16, 2022
The Art Market
Artists condemn war, with European buyers ‘in pause mode’
...The message from the V-A-C Foundation, which runs the recently opened and vast GES-2 House of Culture museum in Moscow, is more muted....
March 3, 2022
The Weekend Essay
The truckers who keep our world moving
...The bacon was grey. In a heap of fat and cholesterol, nothing had any taste. Charlie said French ships do a worse version....
May 20, 2022
ReviewVisual Arts
Romilly Saumarez Smith — seeing the overlooked
...Saumarez Smith is an artist who began her making life working as a bookbinder, creating some of the most memorable and dynamic of contemporary bindings shown in museums including the V&A....
October 31, 2020
Fashion
Evie Gurney, the fashionista making a drama — one frock at a time
...“I went to see Savage Beauty [the 2015 Alexander McQueen retrospective at the V&A] many times. It felt like the opposite of the fashion industry, which was really speeding up....
June 13, 2019
The Art Market
Sotheby’s reveals details of Patrick Drahi acquisition
...Her opening show is of about a dozen works by Ayana V Jackson, who questions the colonial gaze in the history of photography (works priced between $15,000 and $25,000)....
July 18, 2019
FT SeriesWhat to see at the Venice Biennale 2018
Homo Faber: the master craftsman versus the machine
...This month it begins a series of special exhibitions that showcase the V-A-C collection, a trove of international modern and contemporary work that ranges from Modigliani to Gerhard Richter, Francis Bacon...
May 11, 2018
FT Live
FTWeekend Festival: U.S. edition
Where the Financial Times weekend paper comes to life
Saturday, 4 MayThe REACH, at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, F Street Northwest, Washington, DC, USA
The Art Market
The cost of Bacon
...One of the most heart-wrenching paintings by Francis Bacon comes to Christie’s next month (October 6)....
September 15, 2017
ReviewLife & Arts
Justice League — steroidal superhero romp
...In response, Ben Affleck’s Batman must recruit a mob of caped bacon savers, which at length and volume he does....
November 15, 2017
Due Diligence
Shark Week owner Discovery swallows US rival Scripps Premium content
...Deutsche Bank has named Greg Sommer and Oliver Schiller as its new global co-heads of natural resources. Both men will join the bank in early September....
August 1, 2017
Special ReportDoing Business in Cardiff
Cawl, clubbing and culture — a visitor’s guide to Cardiff
...It was at the Arms Park in 1973 that Gareth Edwards scored a try for the Barbarians v the All Blacks, which experts say has never been matched....
June 1, 2017
ReviewLife & Arts
Francis Bacon/Maria Lassnig, Tate Liverpool: ‘Myriad connections’
...Collaborating with Stuttgart’s Staatsgalerie, Liverpool has garnered stellar German-owned works: Düsseldorf’s caged “Man in Blue V”, Stuttgart’s “Chimpanzee”, eerily close to Bacon’s bestialised human forms...
May 30, 2016
News in-depthThe Big Read
Free trade v populism: The fight for America’s economy
...Bacon!” one volunteer yells into a megaphone. “Where do we want it? Congress!”...
September 22, 2016
ObituaryWorld
Lisa Jardine, historian and broadcaster, 1944-2015
...Books appeared on Erasmus and Francis Bacon — both characterised by rigorous scholarship and acute critical method but also lit by the gift of historical imagination....
October 30, 2015
World
White House Countdown – Trumpistan: West Palm Beach
...Bernie Sanders brought home the bacon in his home state of Vermont and also Colorado, Oklahoma and Minnesota....
March 2, 2016
Life & Arts
Maurizio Cattelan restages ‘donkey work’ at Frieze New York
...controversy with “La Nona Ora” (1999), a wax image of Pope John Paul II being decked by a meteorite; “Him” (2001), a replica of Hitler in an attitude of prayer (up for auction at Christie’s) and in 2010, “L.O.V.E...
April 29, 2016
The Art Market
The Art Market: The gap between the best and the rest
...A morale-boosting 89 per cent of the lots found buyers, and big prices were set for blue-chip British names: David Hockney, Lucian Freud, Peter Doig and Francis Bacon....
February 19, 2016

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