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Letter
Letter: Philanthropy or giving — the wealth of difference
...Cecil Rhodes was a racist and imperialist who established an entire British colony based on brutal exploitation....
January 12, 2024
HTSI
There’s money in those old Vogues...
...“It broke all the rules for a magazine cover: don’t show food, don’t use green and always have eye contact. It ended up being the bestselling issue of the year.”...
February 16, 2024
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK
ReviewBiography and memoir
Chaplin vs America — red scares, scandal and a star in exile
...Eyman is a veteran film critic whose previous biographical subjects include Mary Pickford, John Ford and Cecil B DeMille....
December 12, 2023
HTSIThe HTSI design special
Cameron Short and Janet Tristram’s school of block
...A Cambridge don and an Austrian criminal psychologist are among the eclectic group of worldwide collectors. Chris Salt is chair of the London financial PR firm Headland Consultancy....
April 12, 2024
HTSI
For the Brandolini dynasty, beauty begins with their nonna
...“They don’t care about knowing or talking to me; it’s about my product, and the fact they won’t see it on anyone else....
March 1, 2024
InterviewAt Home with the FT
Simon Costin: ‘I can look out of the window and see another country’
...“I really don’t know the story behind it,” says Costin. “It was gifted to me by Graham King, the former owner of the Museum of Witchcraft, and he was given it by the founder, Cecil Williamson....
November 5, 2023
FT Live
Business of Luxury Summit
Gathering leaders in luxury for the 20th year
Sunday, 19 MayVenice, Italy
HTSI
At home with Frankel, the racehorse turned super-stud
...At the moment they don’t need to change a lot as it all seems to be working very well.”...
October 4, 2023
FT SeriesIcons only – the HTSI autumn arts special 2023
An audience with Vanessa Redgrave
...I don’t know if it’s a disconnect. But Mum definitely has it.”...
September 22, 2023
FT MagazineTim Hayward
Fallow, London: ‘Sit, eat and take notes’ — restaurant review
...This is not the England of Cecil Beaton and tea parties on the lawn, it’s Heathcliff and Gabriel Oak, oiled and wrestling in a gale....
February 9, 2023
The Henry Mance Interview
Louise Richardson: ‘I do wish our students were more resilient about nasty remarks’
...She has warned against the “cancellation” of benefactors, whether the colonialist Cecil Rhodes or the opioid-seller Mortimer Sackler. Oxford has not renamed its Sackler library....
December 5, 2022
Interiors
Beyond shortbread: a new craft gallery focuses on Scottish heritage
...“We don’t take a top-down approach — we listen to what they are interested in making,” says Stevens....
November 4, 2022
HTSI
How to commission a portrait
...“Sometimes they show something you don’t want to reveal. But try to be open. If you love art, let them be free.”...
November 11, 2022
HTSI
Dior, diamonds and Duncan Grant – the passions of Kim Jones
...“People don’t realise, you can be pretty rough with books,” he says. He turns over a first edition of The Waves, signed by Woolf to her secretary....
March 1, 2023
News in-depthBeijing Winter Olympics
Winter Olympians grapple with nerves, Covid and isolation
...“Heading into this season I was like, you know I’ve never really tried [a sports psychologist] and I don’t really want to leave a stone unturned,” he said....
February 17, 2022
The Big Read
America’s green revolution comes to coal country
...“I don’t know that we’ll ever become a green state,” says another shopper, a retiree who declined to give his name....
October 17, 2022
FT Live
FTWeekend Festival
Where the FT Weekend paper comes to life
Saturday, 7 September London, UK
The Art Market
Christie’s lines up £10mn eye-catching Old Masters
...Cranach’s naked nymph has a moralising, “look but don’t touch” message, Pettifer says, noting its inscription that reads “Do not disturb my sleep. I am resting.”...
February 24, 2022
HTSIThe HTSI arts special, autumn 2022
Me and my muse
...When I look at those paintings, I don’t see paintings. I see memories of a very happy time in my life.” Hayes is serious about connection....
September 23, 2022
UK race relations
Senior Tories condemn protest over ‘racist’ statue
...Senior conservative politicians have condemned a partial boycott of an Oxford university college that refused to remove a statue of “racist” colonial administrator Cecil Rhodes....
June 10, 2021
ReviewFT Magazine
MiMi Mei Fair, Mayfair: ‘all sizzle, no steak’ — restaurant review
...I honestly don’t know where to go with this one. Take the sumptuous duck out of the equation and MiMi Mei Fair is the worst case of “all sizzle, no steak” that I’ve encountered....
November 11, 2021
Cecil Rhodes
Turn Rhodes statue to face wall in shame, says Antony Gormley
...I don’t think it is a bad thing to ask again ‘who are these people and why are they here?’. But by removing them you accept the amnesia,” he said....
May 28, 2021
HTSI
Cult Shop: pristine vintage fashion with a Tucson twist
...She could be standing next to a huge antlered elk skull, as captured by Cecil Beaton in 1967, or holding a painting up to the New Mexico landscape that so often inspired her....
September 10, 2021
InterviewAt Home with the FT
Tina Brown: ‘Nobody is remotely real around royals’
...It feels like a corner of, I don’t know, Pimlico or Paris.”...
April 22, 2022
HTSI
Meet the Erdem man
...“I don’t often think about it really, but it’s what I’ve always known.” Around half of the collection is made in the UK, though recent Brexit challenges have added complications to his operations....
November 2, 2021
ObituaryNicholas Goodison
Sir Nicholas Goodison, City grandee and connoisseur, 1934-2021
...Asked how he managed this protean schedule he remarked: “I don’t watch television, I don’t read the Sunday newspapers and don’t play golf.” He was a prolific donor of works of art to museums....
July 16, 2021
Henry Mance
Britain’s culture war is not really taking place
...Then a YouGov poll this week found that 59 per cent of Britons don’t know what the term “woke” even means, and a further 7 per cent don’t know if they are woke or not....
May 21, 2021

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