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Find yourself at Six Senses Kyoto, the brand's breathtaking Japan debutSix Senses Kyoto opens its doors boasting tranquil, luxurious interiors by Blink Design Group
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Shigeru Ban’s mini Paper Log House welcomed at The Glass House'Shigeru Ban: The Paper Log House' is shown at The Glass House in New Canaan, USA as the house museum of American architect Philip Johnson plays host to the Japanese architect’s model temporary home concept
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Artist Mickalene Thomas wrestles with notions of Black beauty, female empowerment and love'Mickalene Thomas: All About Love’, a touring exhibition, considers Black female representation
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Ibrahim Mahama tells us why he has covered the Barbican in pink fabricIbrahim Mahama's 'Purple Hibiscus' has transformed the Barbican’s Lakeside Terrace
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Secret 7” is back with limited-edition vinyl cover art to aid War ChildSecret 7” returns with it charity auction of seven new mystery tracks sealed behind 700 uniquely designed vinyl cover sleeves (and anyone can bid)
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How Oscar-nominated ‘Anatomy of a Fall’ made a star of the most ear-popping song of the yearWallpaper* meets ‘Anatomy of a Fall’ favourites Bacao Rhythm & Steel Band, whose cover of 50 Cent's ‘P.I.M.P’ muscles its way into the Oscar-nominated courtroom drama
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V&A East announces ‘The Music Is Black: A British Story’, its first major exhibitionLondon’s V&A East to examine the cultural impact of Black British music with its inaugural exhibition in 2025
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Ranjani Shettar’s site-specific sculptures unveiled in Barbican ConservatoryRanjani Shettar’s ‘Cloud songs on the horizon’ suspends sculptures amid the Barbican Conservatory’s plant life
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How Hip Hop changed the face of art: a Baltimore show explores the story‘The Culture: Hip Hop and Contemporary Art in the 21st Century’ at the Baltimore Museum of Art coincides with the 50th anniversary of hip hop
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Max Richter: ‘Visual art culture is wide open in a way that classical music, unfortunately, sort of isn't’Hot on the heels of Max Richter’s new album, ‘Sleep: Tranquility Base’, and recently opened multi-arts haven in rural Oxfordshire, we speak to the acclaimed composer about creating a sonic antidote to complex times
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Montreux Jazz Festival posters: a visual historyAs artist Guillaume Grando (SupaKitch) unveils his poster for the 57th Montreux Jazz Festival (30 June - 15 July 2023), we reflect on the most memorable designs since 1967, including from David Bowie to Andy Warhol and Camille Walala
