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Yinka Ilori unveils AI artwork at Frieze London
We caught up with the British-Nigerian designer to talk about his innovative new collaboration with Bombay Sapphire
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Wood for the trees: Sebastian Cox
Sebastian Cox employs ancient techniques alongside modern technology to produce practical and unique pieces
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Art of the matter: Ferren Gipson
The art historian and broadcaster balances fine art and pop culture as social media manager at Art UK, a charity digitally archiving Britain’s public art collection
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Phillips photography auction
Rare and exclusive prints from 20th century and contemporary masters will go under the hammer at the New York auction house this October
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An unconventional approach: Timothy Oulton
Interior design’s enfant terrible Timothy Oulton on his passion for creative design and reimagining old classics
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Modern luxury: Savoir
Bespoke bedmaker Savoir has collaborated with leather specialist Bill Amberg Studio to create two new designs inspired by the transition from dark to light
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Bold and beautiful: Minotti
Taking inspiration from its Italian roots, Minotti’s new collection strikes a perfect balance between style and function
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Paint the town: Camille Walala
Camille Walala’s vibrant designs can be found brightening up grey cities, adorning nightclubs, boutique hotels and magazine covers
The high life: Valencia Tower
Integrating the heritage and spirit of the local area, Berkeley Homes’ latest development is the architectural marvel you could call home
Modern Slavery by Sara Shamma
The award-winning Syrian artist brings her uncompromising work to an exhibition in central London.
Fair trade: PAD London
The world-renowned cross-collecting art fair PAD London returns to the city from 30 September
Make it together
London Design Festival celebrates the creativity of a city in more urgent need than ever of collaboration and cooperation
Flutter by: Butterfly Biosphere
Multi-sensory experience design studio Bompas & Parr shines a light on the importance of butterflies in our ecosystem at Grosvenor Square this September
Jon Nicholson: Pausing For Breath
The world-renowned photographer talks to Brummell about his first retrospective exhibition, building a rapport with his subjects and the stories behind every image
High note: Andermatt Concert Hall
Now you can catch a world-class musical performance post-ski at the Swiss resort with the development of a new concert hall
Caught in the net
JGM Gallery, London’s premier venue for Aboriginal Australian art is hosting an exhibition highlighting the dangers of plastic pollution in our oceans
Japanese design: Studio Swine
Azusa Murakami and Alexander Groves – the duo behind art and design collective Studio Swine – on how materiality and impermanence inspires their work
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