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Anne Tournié and Chris Mouron share how their beloved childhood book became the inspiration of their latest collaboration.

The exhibition, conceived by his two sisters, Lisane Basquiat and Jeanine Heriveaux, and stepmother, Nora Fitzpatrick, presents more as a walk-through family scrapbook than hoity-toity art exhibition.

Four artists speak about some spectacular spring arts season venues.

I spoke with the great Bonnie Raitt on her brilliant new album, the shows that changed her life, getting back to nature and much, much more.

Born and bred in the city of Peshawar, in Pakistan (and currently based in Lahore), the young artist unabashedly brings taboo topics to the fore through a Persian art form known as aina-kari (mirror mosaic).

One of Elden Ring’s most popular mods makes the game easier.

Jazz at Lincoln Center this week is celebrating some of the jazz world’s biggest stars as well as the role the arts have played in creating the cultural identity of the United States.

A circular future for the home textiles industry has begun. The Haines Collection is a UK-based digital platform helping to divert textiles from landfill by presenting leftover fabrics to consumers at a fraction of its RRP.

Last night, I attended a performance, Everything Rises at Royce Hall presented by the Center for the Art of Performance at UCLA, co-created and featuring Grammy-winning classical violinist Jennifer Koh and Bass-Baritone Davone Tines with music by Ken Ueno.

With the launch of its latest fragrance, ATLAS [00:00 GMT], TUMI is turning back the clock for a fresh start in the world, as the time stamp in its name suggests.