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Visual Arts
Young V&A opens with children in the driving seat
...London’s Museum of Childhood was born in 1974, within a Grade II-listed building from 1872....
June 26, 2023
FT SeriesIcons only – the HTSI autumn arts special 2023
The best museum gift shops in the world
...sourced from makers around the world....
September 22, 2023
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK
House & Home
Coronation ceramics: are they iconic — or ironic?
...People wanted to own a record of a great event. Then the explosion of injection-moulded mugs took off after world war two, which made them incredibly cheap to produce.” Lush is a serious collector....
April 28, 2023
ReviewNon-Fiction
The Museum of Other People — who owns history?
...They began to lose their way in the period of decolonisation after the second world war, and the mood has darkened in more recent years, when empire guilt and the impact of Black Lives Matter have raised...
February 3, 2023
InterviewLunch with the FT
Louvre director Laurence des Cars: ‘We have to face all the dark spots of our history’
...It is the possibility of opening minds and hearts to the diversity and beauty of the world, the diversity of history. I am a strong advocate of this universal vocation of a museum....
April 21, 2023
Leon Black
Leon Black’s downfall confounds the legacy of #MeToo on Wall Street
...They knew about Ganieva’s relationship with Leon Black, the Wall Street billionaire who had recently become chairman of the Museum of Modern Art....
November 22, 2023
FT Live
Business of Entertainment Summit
Capitalizing on Disruption
Thursday, 19 SeptemberLos Angeles, CA
Jan Dalley
Should we send borrowed art back to Russia?
...luxury value of art — that is, the luxury of actually seeing it, around the world....
June 3, 2022
Citadel LLC
Ken Griffin buys copy of US constitution after bidding war with crypto traders
...Citadel, based in Chicago, is one of the world’s biggest hedge funds with about $34bn in assets under management....
November 19, 2021
Best FT Weekend long reads of 2021
The ‘war on woke’: who should shape Britain’s history?
...the scenes of independent institutions such as the Tate, the British Museum, the Royal Museums Greenwich and the Science Museum....
June 11, 2021
Gaming
Games and museums — an unlikely partnership
...Military simulator Arma 3 recently launched its new Art of War campaign, which features a museum filled with art made by the game’s community, while institutions ranging from the V&A to Tate to the British...
March 9, 2021
HTSI
Palermo grande: a stunning hotel restoration unveils Sicily’s hidden gem
...Nicholas II of Russia, Edward VII and George V of Great Britain, Chulalongkorn of Siam and the Duc d’Orléans were among its early patrons....
June 11, 2021
Property sector
Billionaire founder of hedge fund Citadel buys £95m London home
...His new London purchase is at the heart of the city’s government district and was associated, along with No 4, with Charles de Gaulle, former French president, during the second world war....
January 21, 2019
Tail RiskRobin Wigglesworth
‘Crazy’ stocks keep driving higher while fundamentals weaken
...Guggenheim’s Scott Minerd compares the current dissonance between buoyant asset prices and deteriorating fundamentals to Neville Chamberlain declaring “peace for our time” shortly before World War II....
February 21, 2020
News in-depthNikkei Asia
US red states’ love affair with Chinese investment Premium content
...the world”....
January 12, 2020
Interiors
The wartime secrets of Charles Rennie Mackintosh furniture
...Spy fever The opening of the Centre for World War I Internment marks the centenary of internees leaving Knockaloe in 1919....
March 22, 2019
FT Live
Future of Asset Management Europe
New fund firm models for Europe's resurgence
Tuesday, 12 NovemberLondon, UK
ReviewHistory books
Lotharingia by Simon Winder — waspish travelogue with cracking pace
...Reformation, two world wars and a modern-day drive towards European unity....
March 12, 2019
FT Magazine
Sea-dogs and swashbucklers: why we all love pirates
...Lorien Kite is the FT’s deputy Life & Arts editor ‘A Pirate’s Life For Me’, V&A Museum of Childhood, London, October 20-April 22 2019; vam.ac.uk....
October 19, 2018
Philip Stephens
The west’s great museums should return their looted treasures
...The V&A has said no. Why? History, it seems, is double-edged. No one would stand against the restoration of property stolen by, say, the German armies in Europe during the second world war....
April 12, 2018
Life & Arts
Bugattis v Barbours in the great to-do at Great Tew
...RAF Enstone was decommissioned at the end of the second world war and today is split between a small recreational airfield, a scruffy industrial estate and a motor racing circuit....
June 22, 2018
World
Ethiopia welcomes talks on return of treasures from London museum
...Views of Ethiopia, he said, tended to be stuck in the “1980s’ Bob Geldof famine and civil war paradigm”....
April 6, 2018
FT AlphavilleJamie Powell
The not-so-Nifty Fifty
...All of these stocks had proven growth records, continual increases in dividends (virtually none had cut its dividend since World War II), and high market capitalization....
May 29, 2018
Life & Arts
Ocean liner interiors: from first-class cabins to Art Deco lounges
...When the second world war broke out many of the great liners were requisitioned, and those that survived that process were generally in need of a refit....
February 9, 2018
US & Canadian companies
Social Capital heralds new model for unicorn IPOs
...“The real concern for most companies contemplating an IPO isn’t the challenge of going public, it is the obligations and opportunities that come with being public,” said Lise Buyer, a partner at Class V...
September 14, 2017
News in-depthWeek in Review
Week in Review, September 23
...The company’s roots date back to 1948 when Charles Lazarus returned home from serving in World War II as the baby boom was beginning....
September 22, 2017
World
FirstFT – Why you shouldn’t type with two hands
...(Slate) Tourism: London v Venice Three museums in the English capital last year received more visitors than the entire Italian city of Venice....
March 8, 2016

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