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House & Home
Radical reupholstery uncovers the history of a chair
...Sheridan is part of the Second Sitters network, set up by Jude Dennis and Hannah Stanton in 2012....
April 19, 2024
HTSI
New games with Old Masters
...The sitters’ faces are obscured with elaborate hairstyles, swaths of fabric or flamboyant floral arrangements....
December 12, 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
...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
HTSI
How a US industrialist created the UK’s most vibrant new photography hub
...Soon, Schwartz used his contacts to get sittings in London, and the results would go so well (Thatcher used a portrait for an electoral campaign) that new sitters would appear by word-of-mouth....
January 18, 2023
House & Home
Chatsworth: the transformations behind a vision of timeless perfection
...The lack of name or other identity raises the question as to who the sitter was, and what now she might represent, if not a 19th-century assumption of European superiority....
November 5, 2021
HTSIThe HTSI editor picks her favourite reads of 2021
The hidden figures of Howard Tangye
...When it comes to who Tangye draws, his sitters “need to be willing to participate in the work”, he says....
September 12, 2021
FT Live
FTWeekend Festival
Where the FT Weekend paper comes to life
Saturday, 7 September London, UK
Rana Foroohar
Small business: a canary in the US economic coal mine
...If you are looking to predict the shape of the US economic recovery — be it V, W, L or even K — don’t look at the markets....
June 28, 2020
Visual Arts
Masters of surprise — a year of newly discovered art from Botticelli to Bruegel
...“It was such an interesting story because of the sitter’s scar,” he recalls, alluding to the discovery of a disfigurement on Aldrich’s face covered up by a later painter....
December 20, 2019
Life & Arts
High and mighty: an extravaganza of portraiture at the Rijksmuseum
...Hans Mielich’s earnest “Albrecht V of Bavaria” has brought his wide-eyed pet lion....
March 16, 2018
Life & Arts
Elizabeth Diller: one of architecture’s most articulate voices
...At Boston’s ICA, meanwhile, they managed to build a public place that was as much about the space outside as about the building itself, elegantly reclaiming the city’s waterfront for strollers and sitters...
September 15, 2017
Simon Schama
Accepting the result does not mean staying calm
...He did it His Way and the doubters and fence-sitters will all be replaced by dependable sycophants....
November 11, 2016
ReviewLife & Arts
Paul Strand: Honest gaze of a craftsman’s camera
...They helped imbue his pictures with a sense of time passing, especially his later portraits, in which the sitters stare straight back at the camera....
March 22, 2016
ReviewLife & Arts
Richard Learoyd: Dark Mirror, V&A, London — ‘Powerfully evocative’
...In these, the gaze of the sitter is important, and I notice that Learoyd never asks his sitters to look at the camera. A number of these portraits, too, reach the very highest standards....
November 3, 2015
ReviewLife & Arts
Julia Margaret Cameron: ‘A Cindy Sherman of Victorian fantasy’
...By contrast, the V&A explores her acceptance of technical flaws to add energy and character....
December 2, 2015
FT Magazine
Photo London: digging into the Victoria and Albert Museum archive
...I began the process of trying to identify who the photographers or sitters were, sorting the images by location and print type, arranging them in boxes and cataloguing them on computer, rather than the index...
May 15, 2015
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
Life & Arts
Partygoers and peacemakers
...The V&A has quietly been developing a geographical strand of photography shows....
November 24, 2012
Life & Arts
The past snaps back
...These represent an older kind of photography: like Walker Evans’ subway pictures, they are of unnamed sitters met by chance who seem fiercely to defend their right to look odd....
November 23, 2012
ReviewLife & Arts
Island Stories, V&A/Famous in the Fifties, National Portrait Gallery, London
...Subtitled Fifty Years of Photography in Britain and timed to coincide with the V&A’s forthcoming British Design 1948-2012, Island Stories is a very rich show....
March 26, 2012
FT Magazine
Tracey Emin draws the Queen
...The Queen has been an assiduous sitter and is today the most portrayed person in British history....
May 18, 2012
Life & Arts
Technology tamed
...to passers-by (shown by Carpenters Workshop Gallery at Design Miami/Basel last year) and “Study for a Mirror”, a wall-hung “picture” that takes temporary, fast-fading portraits of passers-by (now in the V&...
June 11, 2010
Life & Arts
Sale of the week: Beyond face value
...A 1521 silver medal of Emperor Charles V by Albrecht Durer, commissioned to mark a visit to Nuremberg, is estimated at £150,000-£200,000 and four bronze medals by Pisanello could make from £50,000-£100,000...
December 5, 2009
Life & Arts
Two shows that further our love of India
...First came the British Museum’s Garden and Cosmos: The Royal Paintings of Jodhpur, then the V&A’s Maharaja, followed by the Saatchi Gallery’s contemporary Indian art The Empire Strikes Back and the Whitechapel...
March 12, 2010
FT AlphavilleTracy Alloway
Emerging (bear) market rally
...Seasonals v positive (EM +10% Dec-Feb on average). 2. Technicals look fantastic as many markets break through 50-day moving averages. 3....
January 7, 2009
Life & Arts
Sitting pretty
...the easy chair, or wing chair, was extremely popular in America throughout the 18th century, first in the Queen Anne and then the Chippendale style.The “wings” and deeply out-scrolled arms protected the sitter...
February 7, 2009
Life & Arts
New money for old faces
...Condition is also important, as is the identity of the sitter....
March 9, 2007

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