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November 28, 2009
Books of the year
...precociously wise 12-year-old, cares for her disabled half-brother Termite...story is interspersed with scenes from the final hours of Robert Leavitt, a US soldier in the...offering than earlier doorstoppers such as V and Gravity’s Rainbow, this Californian...queen. After Mandela: The Battle for the Soul of South Africa By Alec Russell Hutchinson...Eden and Sodom. Hitler’s Private Library: The Books That Shaped His Life By Timothy...helping an artificial intelligence think for itself. In a later age, another freethinker faces an examination on the subject of the first freethinker. Beckett’s...He joins the Hitler Youth, then falls in love with a girl who opens his eyes... Introduction by Rosie Blau
November 3, 2009
Points of View, British Library, London
...funded directly by the library but by grants from outside agencies. For him this exhibition...prepared to enter the confused waters of the UK’s photographic...such places as the V&A, the National Media Museum...And Tate, which for years spurned photography...appointed its own curator of photographs. The British Library’s exhibition itself... By Francis Hodgson
February 16, 2007
Lunch with the FT: Martin Parr
...bag that I bought in India, showing the hijacked planes crashing into the twin towers. “Really?” His eyes light...like to see his collections. We walk for 10 minutes to Parr’s house, tall and dark, full of boxes, strange artefacts, a giant collection...is a display cabinet featuring some of the oddest objects in the modern world...published by Chris Boot at ₤25 The Albion Public House and Dining Rooms, Clifton Bristol... By Peter Aspden
July 4, 2009
Armed and luxurious
...distinctive slatted gallery – the slats of square section rising from a horseshoe...in Austria and Frank Lloyd Wright in the US. £1,000. www.lyonandturnbull.com v Library chair Morgan & Sanders Fashioned from finely...library chair was made around 1810 by the London cabinet-makers Morgan & Sanders...Nelson). Illustrated in an 1811 edition of Rudolph Ackermann’s Repository of the...back are tipped forward on a patented twin-hinge mechanism and metamorphise into...annual antiques and collectables guides for Millers. Her latest book, ‘Chairs... By Judith Miller and Nick Vinson
December 1, 2009
E-commerce at the museum
...owls from the Barbican, will broaden the appeal of such merchandise and open it up to new...only British galleries and museums on board but it is in negotiations with possible...including New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art and London's Tate. But it was forced to close when the dotcom bubble burst. Mr Gilbert is pragmatic. He says it will take three years for the privately funded website to become...cool brands, in a poll of the British public, Tate was listed 12th, and the V&A, British Museum and Design... By Emma Jacobs
December 1, 2009
E-commerce at the museum
...tools The e-commerce tools used for the job are the same, such as search optimisation and...only British galleries and museums on board but it is in negotiations with possible...including New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art and London’s Tate. But it was forced to close when the dotcom bubble burst. Mr Gilbert is pragmatic. He says it will take three years for the privately funded website to become...cool brands, in a poll of the British public, Tate was listed 12th, and the V&A, British Museum and Design... By Emma Jacobs
December 5, 2009
Martin Parr’s images of Vietnam
...Luxury”, examined the lives of the privileged, from the halls of Cambridge University to the polo pitches of Dubai. For Parr, opulence and privation are two sides of the same coin: “One of the things that is going to screw our planet up... By Sonia Van Gilder Cooke
December 30, 2009
The challenges of managing our post-crisis world
...of John Maynard Keynes's toast "to the economists - who are the trustees, not of civilisation, but of the possibility of civilisation." We confront...how difficult it will be to meet them. For economists, most of these tasks are...based on national taxes remitted to the public, rather than on the complexities of... By Martin Wolf
December 29, 2009
The challenges of managing our post-crisis world
...of John Maynard Keynes’s toast “to the economists – who are the trustees, not of civilisation, but of the possibility of civilisation”. We confront...how difficult it will be to meet them. For economists, most of these tasks are far...based on national taxes remitted to the public, rather than on the complexities of a global... By Martin Wolf
February 7, 2009
Sitting pretty
...18th-century French ébenistes - and the secure support of its over-stuffed upholstery are immensely...quintessential art nouveau. $29,500 for the pair. www.macklowegallery.com v Library chair George Minter When it was made around 1835, during the reign of William IV and on the eve of the Victorian... By Judith Miller and Nick Vinson