In The Studio With Sculptor Conrad Shawcross
Conrad Shawcross has turned a derelict Hackney factory into a combined home and expansive studio, enabling him to produce his largest works yet. The newly built "rope machine" – The Nervous System (Umbilical) – is a kinetic sculpture of dyed wool ropes that mimics the sun’s journey through the solar system. Originally shown at Here East in London’s Olympic Park, the piece is now headed to the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) in Tasmania. Shawcross’s growing scale and technical ambition reinforce his status as a leading contemporary sculptor.
Why Polestar’s Industry-Leading Approach To Sustainability Is A Breath Of Fresh Air
Polestar has cemented its reputation as a sustainability pioneer by publishing full Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) reports for every model since 2020, a practice still rare in the automotive sector. The latest LCA for the Polestar 5 grand tourer shows a...
How To Make Your Own Farmer J Lunch
London’s fast‑casual favorite Farmer J has turned its on‑the‑go fieldtrays into a home‑cooking guide with the launch of *The Farmer’s Pantry* cookbook. Co‑written by founders Jonathan and Ali Recanati and Head of Food Nitai Shevach, the volume features more than...
Is This Off-The-Beaten Track Gastropub One Of The Best In Britain?
The Killingworth Castle in the Cotswolds has earned a spot among Britain’s top gastropubs, ranking 17th overall and featuring in the country’s top‑50 list. The venue recently promoted Rob Mason, formerly of Michelin‑starred Hampton Manor, to head chef, maintaining its...