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Art & Culture
  • The mystery of Greek gates

    Greek gates are like fingerprints – no two appear to be similar

    Andrea Watson May 29, 2018
  • A new lease of life in Dubai as cultural scene grows

    “Dubai has become a destination, most buyers are looking to stay long term and the flippers have gone,” says Jason Hayes, managing director of Luxury Property (luxuryproperty.com) which specialises in the area. Hayes is agent for the boutique firm Xtreme Vision which has to date finished just two residential projects here: Le Reve and Volante […]

    Andrea Watson December 11, 2017
  • Make new Louvre Abu Dhabi your top place to visit this winter

    Jean Nouvel museum heralds new cultural dawn for Emirates

    Andrea Watson November 27, 2017
  • Mansion that was once home to Salvator Mundi is perfect showcase for art

    The restoration of Doughty House is one of the most important heritage and legacy projects in Britain today

    Andrea Watson November 13, 2017
  • Fateful Fonteyn home gets a £75 million makeover

    Ballerina’s residence is being transformed into palatial new home

    Andrea Watson November 9, 2017
  • Last chance to see Leonardo’s Salvatore Mundi before it vanishes again?

    The intense interest in the last Leonardo da Vinci painting known to be in private hands drew crowds from all over Britain to Christie’s London saleroom where it was shown for just four days. As I joined the queue, the consensus seemed to be that it might be the last chance ever to see the […]

    Andrea Watson October 25, 2017
  • Basquiat and the best art shows this season

    Picasso on the Beach One of Peggy Guggenheim’s favourite works of art forms the core of this show themed on beach works by the great Picasso. The star of the exhibition is On The Beach (La Baignade) shown next to its preparatory sketch for the first time and astonishingly executed on the same day. Picasso […]

    Andrea Watson October 8, 2017
  • Charities to share in £45 billion art market

    IT DEPENDS on how you assess it but the latest Tefaf art market report estimates that global auction and private sales raised some $45 billion in 2016. An Art Basel report by UBS puts the value even higher. Either way, it is a huge market. Now some of the run off may go to helping […]

    Andrea Watson October 1, 2017
  • Jane Austen and a steep learning curve on Box Hill

    MARKING 200 YEARS since the death of the great Jane Austen, a hotel at the foot of the famous hill which plays a pivotal part in her novel Persuasion has come up with a novel walking tour. The Mercure Box Hill Burford Bridge Hotel, to give the establishment its new title (it used to be […]

    Andrea Watson August 24, 2017
  • Can art transform base ideas into gold?

    Koons, Hirst, underwater sculpture parks and other deep sea monsters

    Andrea Watson May 18, 2017

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