Latest articles by Nick Compton
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250 Design's solution for keeping your trainers fresh -
Ästad Vingård’s Äng restaurant is a holistic design delight in SwedenJoin us on a wine and wellness tour of the Ästad Vingård and Äng restaurant's new glasshouse in Sweden
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Renaissance man: how Italian fashion magnate Brunello Cucinelli cashed in on cashmere -
Cape Town report: Design Indaba 2013 and highlights from Woodstock -
Henry who?: Barbara Hepworth retrospective ’Sculpture for a Modern World’ opens at Tate Britain -
Looming larger than ever: ’Düsseldorf Photography’ at Ben Brown Fine Arts -
Heatherwick Studio’s glasshouse architecture flowers in the English countrysideHeatherwick Studio’s new glasshouse is a floral haven in West Sussex's Woolbeding Gardens
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Total focusThe photography world's great and good give 'Art for Love' a shot
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![Left: Involute, 1917. Right: La Volière [Aviary], 1919](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/jsfjMPeYig2BCcZH2K9gdM-230-80.jpg)
The power of Man Ray: photographer, artist, visionary -
Frozen in time: Foam Amsterdam celebrates the art of contact sheets -
South Korean artist Do Ho Suh on judging this year’s Wallpaper* Design Awards -
’Radical Disco’: scrutinising the design and architecture of Italian nightlife -
Rashid Johnson targets notions of origin in a show at Athens’ George Economou Collection Space -
Daan Roosegaarde’s Space Waste Lab launches into orbit -
'Kraftwerk - The Catalogue 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8' at Tate Modern, London -
Pittsburgh’s Mattress Factory invites artists to create room-sized installations -
Southern delights: Este Arte’s second edition opens in Punta del Este, Uruguay -
Artist Marcello Maloberti creates a public installation for the Zegna Foundation in Trivero -
Phillips auction house decamps to a new Berkeley Square base designed by Aukett Swanke -
Sarah Sze takes over London’s Victoria Miro galleries with a two-pronged show about time and space -
American artist Sarah Sze pulls apart her creative process -
Light house: James Turrell illuminates the Palladian masterpiece of Norfolk’s Houghton Hall -
Modern music: London’s Barbican sways to the tune of mountains and waves -
Screen time: digital displays bring art to your home at the touch of a button
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