Savile Row’s Master Tailors: Huntsman’s Dario Carnera

As a bespoke tailor incorporated with an equestrian wear workshop, Huntsman, founded in 1849 by Henry Huntsman, quickly gained a reputation for dressing the hunting and riding aristocracy of Europe for much of the nineteenth century, a specialism which became the foundation of the house. Today, Huntsman is owned by investor and bespoke enthusiast Pierre…

Interview: In The Studio With Nicole Coson

London-based Filipino artist Nicole Coson works in a range of media, notably championing analogue printmaking processes. In 2014, she graduated from Central Saint Martins with a bachelors in Fine Art. The same year, she was nominated for the Saatchi New Sensations Award, and has gone onto exhibit her work internationally, with solo shows in London,…

Interview: Dennison Smith, Founder of The Baldwin Gallery

Founder and Creative Director Dennison Smith established The Baldwin Gallery as a place for bringing contemporary art into European home life, with a distinct focus on indigenous North American artists. Smith was inspired by the Native American perspective of art as who you are and where you live, and thus created a home-based gallery, where…

Interview: Robert Storey, Set & Spatial Designer

Robert Storey founded StoreyStudio back in 2009. Having studied Fine Art at Central Saint Martins, Storey traversed into the world of set and spatial design. His work has become known for its bold and graphic aesthetic, which has been called upon by an expanding international client list, including Louis Vuitton, Hermès, Chanel, Kenzo, Stella McCartney,…

Interview: Judith Clark, Curator & Exhibition-Maker

Australian-born and raised in Rome, Judith Clark is a curator and exhibition-maker based in London. She moved to the city to study Architecture at the Bartlett, and later, the Architectural Association. She is currently Professor of Fashion and Museology at the London College of Fashion, where she teaches on the Fashion Curation masters programme. Since…

Interview: Tom Ellis At The Wallace Collection

British artist Tom Ellis has created a series of works pairing his figurative paintings with self-made furniture for a new exhibition at the Wallace Collection. The project initiates a thoughtful dialogue between the historical collection and contemporary art practice. Presented in the former home of the Seymour family, Marquesses of Hertford, the Wallace Collection evokes a…

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