While London’s art world gathered for Frieze Week, JW Anderson and The Platinum Card by American Express invited visitors and Cardmembers into a unique creative playground. “A Composition” brings together new works in ceramics, painting, and sculpture by distinctive artists connected to JW Anderson’s creative world. The exhibition ran from 15 October to 20 October at the JW Anderson flagship store in Pimlico, open to the public, 10 am - 6 pm. As part of Frieze London's aim

On the western shore of Gili Trawangan, where the Lombok Strait opens towards the distant silhouette of Bali’s Mount Agung, Cocana Resort is making a case for a more considered kind of island escape. With private-pool villas, adults-only lagoon suites, a new omakase restaurant, a destination beach club, and a growing commitment to marine conservation, the resort brings a broader vision of luxury hospitality to one of Indonesia’s most compelling island destinations. Some place

Tucked into a corner of the Lyric Hammersmith café, Josh Tedeku, currently playing Cory in Daniel Bailey's production of Fences, is scrolling through the Spotify playlist he put together to ease himself into his character. Having just posted a story on how neatly "Father Time" by Kendrick Lamar, featuring Sampha, distils the message of the play, he skips to the very end of the song, pausing to recite its closing lines, "They can't stop us if we see the mistakes, till then let

A pre-dinner catch-up over ST‑GERMAIN Spritzes. The French have long known the value of the hour before dinner. L’apéritif is the ritual of gathering friends over a light drink and a few small bites, with nowhere else you need to be. For two days only this month, it arrives in Fitzrovia. Maison ST‑GERMAIN is taking over the loft at Mortimer House on Thursday 26 and Friday 27 November. The elderflower liqueur brand will have a table set and waiting for you, so the only job l

Last Black History month saw a rise in youth-led initiatives amongst Black Britain, as interest and support of autoimmune disease awareness grew with more experiences and information become widespread. For the fourth year, on October 15th and October 17th, community and marketing agency Nourishment, in partnership with the Sickle Cell Society, held their annual event, “Giving Black’ to raise money for research and encourage blood donation. Headed mainly by nourishment founder

Music can create worlds that extend far beyond the recording studio. On Thursday 29 October, Fireboy DML brought that idea to life at Shoreditch Arts Club, transforming the London venue into an immersive creative space celebrating ZUKO!. Through visual art, exclusive film content and interactive installations, the evening offered an opportunity to experience the Nigerian artist’s creative world through a different lens. Upon arrival, guests were greeted by a large-scale displ

Football shirts have always been about representation of what you support and the banter you are willing to allow and never been just about the game. As they carry the identities of the people who wear them, the places they represent and the communities that gather around them. For Tottenham Hotspur, that relationship takes on a new expression through its latest collaboration with British-Nigerian multidisciplinary artist and designer Yinka Ilori MBE. The club has partnered

Nigerian artist Victor Ehikhamenor has spent more than two decades exploring the intersections of art, memory, spirituality and the histories that shape how we understand ourselves and the places we call home. With Undoing the City, Making Home, his first solo exhibition in Australia, he turns to the changing histories of Sydney, bringing them into conversation with places such as Port Harcourt to examine displacement, belonging and who gets to define the future of a place. H

Threadking is a perfect example of what consistent creative direction can build over time. The brand’s approach to indigenous textiles, accessories and African cultural heritage elevates a bigger picture about how designers can work with what already exists while developing an identity that people can recognise as their own. With Threadking making its exhibition debut in The Gambia and Jamaica this year, and more to come, there is also a conversation to be had about what it t

For six years, Haarlem-based photographer Pie Aerts returned to the Chilean region of Magallanes to spend time with the puesteros, aging gauchos who live and work alone for months at a time on vast ranches they do not own. The result is Coirón, his first monograph published by GOST Books, which follows these men through their daily labour and long stretches of stillness as the region around them undergoes rapid change. We spoke to Aerts about how he earned their trust, what i