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ReviewNon-Fiction
Fragile alliance — is Nato still up for the fight?
...But does it work?...
April 3, 2024
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
...June 20 to September 8; further information and tickets here ‘Naomi’, V&A South Kensington An ode to the life and work of supermodel Naomi Campbell....
January 30, 2024
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK
Style
Why it’s good to be a diva
...The V&A show includes eight spectacular works by American designer Bob Mackie, now 83, whose pieces have been worn by Cher, Tina Turner and, more recently, Pink....
June 16, 2023
HTSI
Five exhibitions to put a spring in your step
...As his touring exhibition Wonderful Things – which first showed at the V&A in 2019 – opens at the J Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles next month, a new selection of Walker’s works will also be available to...
March 17, 2023
ObituaryReligion
Pope Benedict XVI, Joseph Ratzinger, 1927 - 2022
...Benedict XVI, the former pope who has died at the age of 95, was fated from the day of his election in April 2005 to labour under the long shadow of John Paul II, his celebrated predecessor....
December 31, 2022
Europe Express
Central Europe returns to diversity Premium content
...Two years ago, Igor Matovič, then Slovakia’s prime minister, was asked in a radio interview what his government had promised Moscow in return for supplies of Russia’s Sputnik V Covid vaccine....
June 17, 2023
FT Live
Future of Asset Management Europe
New fund firm models for Europe's resurgence
Tuesday, 12 NovemberLondon, UK
House & Home
Coronation ceramics: are they iconic — or ironic?
...John Hackney slaps a clay disc on a mould, secures it with a beefy palm then spins his table towards the jaws of a pressing machine....
April 28, 2023
HTSI
How a US industrialist created the UK’s most vibrant new photography hub
...The following year, in November 1978, Schwartz was due to be in Rome to photograph the new pope, John Paul II....
January 18, 2023
InterviewLunch with the FT
Louvre director Laurence des Cars: ‘We have to face all the dark spots of our history’
...She is openly jealous of London’s V&A museum, to which the Bowie archive was donated in February. “I knew very young, as a teenager, that I was going to work in art, but I was quite a movie buff . . ....
April 21, 2023
Chess
England seniors win three world titles while Nepo races clear in Candidates
...England over-65s, with seven wins, one draw, and a final round loss to the bronze medallists Israel, were boosted by their high-class top boards, John Nunn and Paul Littlewood....
June 30, 2022
House & Home
Chatsworth: the transformations behind a vision of timeless perfection
...“Chatsworth, Arcadia, Now” by John-Paul Stonard, with a foreword by the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire (Particular Books, £50) Follow @FTProperty on Twitter or @ft_houseandhome on Instagram to find out...
November 5, 2021
ReviewArts books
The Lyrics — how good a writer was Paul McCartney?
...The Lyrics: 1956 to the Present by Paul McCartney, edited by Paul Muldoon Allen Lane, £75/Liveright, $100, 912 pages Join our online book group on Facebook at FT Books Café...
November 30, 2021
ReviewVisual Arts
Donatello: The Renaissance — a thrilling once-in-a-lifetime show
...And third, through works by contemporaries and descendants, Donatello’s extremely broad influence shines....
March 24, 2022
Fashion
Get back — what the Beatles wore
...But just as striking is what John, Paul, George and Ringo are wearing in that footage from early 1969, which is shown in the documentary’s trailer....
November 22, 2021
Britain after Brexit
Number 10 must get serious if it is to help business benefit from Brexit Premium content
...In pushing for and eventually securing Brexit, Nigel Farage was more John the Baptist than messiah, argues a new biography on the former Ukip leader....
February 3, 2022
FT Live
FTWeekend Festival
Where the FT Weekend paper comes to life
Saturday, 7 September London, UK
FT Swamp Notes
Please keep your eye on India’s Modi Premium content
...The plinth has been empty since King George V’s bust was removed in the 1960s. Some wanted to erect Mohandas Gandhi’s statue there....
January 28, 2022
Sarah O'Connor
Living longer does not mean we should all work longer
...John Ralfe, an independent pension consultant, argues the system is fair already because more affluent workers pay more tax....
March 30, 2021
Black History Month 2022 — celebrating creativity across the arts
A global moment for Frank Bowling — and for black art
...The painter always “takes his body with him”, the poet Paul Valéry posited, while arguing that paintings lose by analysis of meaning: “we should apologise for talking about painting”....
June 8, 2021
HTSIThe How To Spend It Gift Guide
HTSI gift guide: Charlene Prempeh’s home comforts
...Martine Rose Chuck colour-block track pants, £365, farfetch.com 6 I’ve always loved the work of John Akomfrah and was so pleased to discover that he is issuing a print edition to support the Frieze Emerging...
November 13, 2020
FT Books Essay
The enduring attraction of cities
...“If I were King of Lisbon, I would soon rule over the whole world,” said Charles V of Portugal’s 16th-century capital....
September 29, 2020
Crossword
Crossword and Polymath competitions suspended
...are winners of the Monday and Saturday puzzles Crossword 16,425: Bill Stewart, Leicester; R Harpur, Herefordshire; Martyn Abbott, Lincolnshire Polymath 1,065: P Johnson, Berwickshire Crossword 16,419: Paul...
June 5, 2020
Life & Arts
Tristram Hunt on Raphael at 500
...Charles I in the early 1600s — to the V&A....
February 21, 2020
News in-depthThe Big Read
Will the coronavirus crisis rehabilitate the banks?
...On the day that Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy in September 2008, the front page of the Financial Times carried a photograph of John Thain, the then chief executive of Merrill Lynch....
April 1, 2020
Visual Arts
British Baroque at Tate Britain — flamboyance and decline
...But the Baroque did find visual genius in 17th-century England — in its architects: John Vanbrugh at Castle Howard and Blenheim, Christopher Wren at St Paul’s, Nicholas Hawksmoor’s rhythmic yet disquieting...
February 7, 2020
UK business
UK economists’ survey: recovery will be slower than in peer countries
...Yes, the numbers are bigger, but the shock, while not a V is shorter and sharper than that crash, and the pre-crisis fiscal situation was strong....
January 3, 2021

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