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HTSI
The fairytale romance of the four-poster
...“You couldn’t tell that this bed isn’t an 18th-century original,” says Fisher of the Palmira, a revival of an 1760s example that melds ornamental Thomas Chippendale-style relief work with the patina of painted...
April 15, 2024
ReviewVisual Arts
Black Venus — reclaiming representations of Black women in art
...A later artist, Ayana V Jackson, poses her “Anarcha” (2017) like an Orientalist odalisque, but the tender image of her turned back suggests not so much exotic allure as vulnerability....
August 18, 2023
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK
Africa special
Zeitz Mocaa boss Koyo Kouoh: ‘We are building our own voice, our own language’
...When We See Us, a survey of figurative art spanning works by more than 150 artists who have explored black identities over the past century, is a strong statement about the renewed pan-African ambitions...
March 9, 2023
HTSI
Inside the spine-tingling success of The Folio Society
...“It’s the range that’s crucial,” concludes Walker, referencing both A Game of Thrones (George RR Martin called Folio’s edition “a masterpiece”) and the 20th-century African-American novel Their Eyes Were...
December 12, 2022
Masterpiece London 2022
Masterpiece fair’s Lucie Kitchener: ‘We encourage people to discover things they weren’t expecting’
...Dealers were asked to focus on their discoveries — she cites Thomas Hope’s Coade-stone thrones (at Edward Hurst) and overlooked 18th- and 19th-century British female artists (at Karen Taylor)....
June 24, 2022
ReviewArts books
The Lighted Window by Peter Davidson — illuminating ideas
...Davidson describes one of the most enchanting, a wooden “Showbox” created by Thomas Gainsborough....
November 26, 2021
FT Live
FTWeekend Festival
Where the FT Weekend paper comes to life
Saturday, 7 September London, UK
Janan Ganesh
The west is a victim of its own long peace
...It lost one of its few remaining messengers from the dire first half of the last century....
December 7, 2021
FT Magazine
Inside the mysterious downfall of India’s Cox & Kings
...Under him, Cox & Kings grew into a sprawling travel conglomerate aspiring to rival other historic groups such as Thomas Cook....
January 22, 2022
The Weekend Essay
Wedgwood and the shaping of modern Britain
...Tristram Hunt is director of the V&A and a former MP for Stoke-on-Trent Central....
August 27, 2021
ReviewHistory books
Antwerp by Michael Pye — fragile fortunes
...The city ousted Bruges and came by the mid-14th century to serve as a “department store for the wool traders”....
August 17, 2021
Scoreboard
US college athletes secure big victory on pay Premium content
...In the landmark case, NCAA v Alston, all nine justices ranging from the liberal Sonia Sotomayor to the conservative Clarence Thomas, found that rules that forbid student athletes from getting paid tutoring...
June 26, 2021
Best of FT Weekend long reads 2019
Lessons for capitalism from the East India Company
...As recent American adventures in Iraq have shown, our world is far from post-imperial, and quite probably never will be....
August 30, 2019
Photography
Thomas Ruff on image manipulation and why ‘photography is not stupid’
...In the airy splendour of his studio in Düsseldorf, custom-designed by architects Herzog & de Meuron, Thomas Ruff opens a drawer and pulls out a small photographic print....
October 12, 2018
Life & Arts
Orwell v Huxley: whose dystopia are we living in today?
...The modern world looks to many like a dystopia — a version of “the darkest timeline”, to borrow a term from the American sitcom Community. Whose dystopia, though?...
January 18, 2019
Due Diligence
Trump v China and its effects on dealmaking Premium content
...Latham & Watkins has hired Thomas Weitkamp as Munich-based partner in its banking practice. He joins from Clifford Chance....
May 10, 2018
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
Europe holidays
The rebirth of Scotland’s historic Machrie hotel and golf course
...Dylan Thomas and I are just shy of the 17th green of the Machrie, on the whisky isle of Islay, when a buzzard rises from the rough into the piercing blue sky....
November 7, 2018
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
Zeitz Mocaa: a shining beacon for African art
...Carving concrete with GPS tracking is “cutting-edge technology”, says David Green, chief executive of the V&A Waterfront, whose shareholders funded the Silo’s £35m renovation....
September 20, 2017
Life & Arts
How plywood took off as a design material
...Furniture maker Thomas Sheraton referred to something like plywood (“panels [of] glued-up” wood) in 1802, but it only really took off later in the 19th century with the invention of the rotary cutter which...
July 13, 2017
US politics & policy
Mnuchin chosen to be Trump’s Treasury secretary
...of Justice, Mad Max: Fury Road, and American Sniper....
November 30, 2016
InterviewLife & Arts
How do you curate a continent?
...“In the 19th century,” he says, “the British used to export fabrics to India that were copies of Indian designs....
March 23, 2016
Charlie Porter
Andrew Bolton: the man at the Met
...His first curatorial role at the V&A was in the East Asia department, where he began to introduce examples of fashion into the collection....
April 29, 2016
Life & Arts
Arts: What to watch out for in 2016
...This exhibition should see Mohamedi (who died in 1990) recognised as one of the greatest artists of the 20th century. Rachel Spence OPERA Thomas Adès It is 13 years since Thomas Adès’s last opera....
December 28, 2015
Life & Arts
Literary Life: The Bodleian’s ‘Marks of Genius’ exhibition
...He once told his librarian Thomas James that “Happely some plays may be worthy of the keeping but hardly one in fortie.”...
March 6, 2015
ReviewLife & Arts
‘Henry VIII’; ‘Edward VI’; ‘Charles I’; ‘George V’; ‘George VI’
...Rushing forward from regicide, David Cannadine and Philip Ziegler deal with the two 20th-century Georges....
December 12, 2014

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