‘Caught In The Net’: JGM Gallery to celebrate ghost net art with Blue Marine Foundation
An artistic collaboration is set out to create public awareness of the growing crisis of plastic pollution in our oceans…
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In studio with Alice Archer: ‘I want the clothes to be pieces that people treasure’
Behind the floral designs of Alice Archer lie a passion for art history and a dedication to skilled embroidery, writes…
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Review: Grace Hotel, Mykonos
Christopher Jackson visits Mykonos – and finds a gem of a boutique hotel just before the season starts Mykonos is…
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Audemars Piguet’s controversial Code 11:59 watch is ‘quite exceptional’ – Tim Barber
Audemars Piguet has finally moved on from its octagonal Royal Oak with a distinctive round new model – but not…
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Review: Novikov
Christopher Jackson samples excellent food in a political setting at Novikov The obvious joke about this restaurant is that it…
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Art investment 101: an expert’s guide
Investing in art can be an extremely rewarding venture in more ways than one. Helen Conybeare Williams runs you through…
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Elizabeth Haigh at Mortimer House review: ‘Catch it while it lasts’
Arun Kakar heads to the exceedingly cool Mortimer House for the excellent first entry in its new residency series Mortimer…
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The Ninth review: Jun Tanaka’s French fare dazzles in Fitzrovia
The Japanese-British chef’s food possesses a higher power, writes Rasika Sittamparam If you feel like the world around you is…
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Frog in Covent Garden review: ‘More Borg than McEnroe’
At Adam Handling’s flagship restaurant on Southampton Street, you can see the man himself cooking in the open kitchen. It’s…
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Hotel Plaza Athenée Paris review: ‘I became rapidly a moral relativist’
Christopher Jackson defies George Clooney and takes great pleasure in staying at the Paris branch of the Dorchester Collection A…
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Simpson’s-in-the-Strand review: ‘assiduously presented, and served with cheerful warmth’
Christopher Jackson travels back in time to one of London’s finest institutions Any restaurant whose clientele has included Dickens, Gladstone…
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Honeymooning on the ‘spectacular’ Amalfi Coast – Spear’s travel
Imaginative hotels along a famous stretch of Italian coastline make a perfect setting for a honeymoon – once you get…
ByEight of the World’s Must-See Art Galleries
Here’s our list of eight of the world’s must-see art galleries. Marvel at masterpieces by Ruben and Monet at the…
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How much does it cost to educate a prince? An expert asks
Start preparing now if, like the Sussex’s, you want your little highness to have the best education and least financially…
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Review: Sani Resort
Want an easy and luxurious holiday with the kids? Christopher Jackson has just the place It’s counterintuitive for anyone besides…
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Ollie Dabbous on Hide, the new Chelsea Barracks and his top London restaurants
Arun Kakar talks to London’s most talked-about chef before he kicks off his landmark residency at the new Chelsea Barracks…
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Behavioural Health Awards to raise HNW mental health awareness
The Behavioural Wealth Awards launched this week at the Cavalry & Guards Club in London recognises those who are fighting…
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Steven Berkoff on Chaplin, Weinstein and theatre – the Spear’s diary
Actor, playwright and photographer Steven Berkoff shares his encounters with poverty, theatre and Faustian pacts I live in London ,…
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Why HNWs are looking for ‘spirituality’ on holiday – Lucia van der Post
The world’s rich are seeking something spiritual from their free time – something that material wealth can’t bring them, writes…
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Guess who: ‘Faceless’ exhibition arrives in London
The emerging artist, whose first solo exhibition in Britain opens this week at the Maddox gallery, is the most influential…
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