A new city-spanning festival celebrates 100 Years of Art Deco in Miami Beach and Mumbai, telling the architectural tale of two cities

With enough citrus groves to make all of Sicily squint, Fiona Corsini di San Giuliano has also acquired a vast library of first editions, amassed by two American writers who

Continue readingFiona Corsini di San Giuliano has acquired a vast library of 40,000 first editions

The interior decorator Veere Grenney is bidding farewell to his famed Suffolk retreat, the Temple of the Four Seasons – which means that anyone quick enough with an auction paddle can

Continue readingVeere Grenney auctions off items from his Temple

In a sleepy stretch of Carvalhal, a two-storey fantasia of copper, clams, and colour quietly disrupts the Comporta status quo. Part restaurant, part pied-à-terre, Deli Comporta marries local craft with

Continue readingDeli Comporta is a suite escape in the heart of Comporta

Jean Rhys, the mercurial author of Wide Sargasso Sea, is the subject of a group exhibition curated by the writer and critic Hilton Als that brings together writers and artists

Continue readingJean Rhys in the Modern World: a collective portrait of the author and her admirers

Today, Rolf Sachs turns 70. The Swiss artist’s car park-turned-studio is still eloquent in the design principles of its prima lingua, with palazzo-inspired lime paste and crushed-brick floors seized from

Continue readingRolf Sachs has crafted a Rome studio in sync with his soul

With scrawly walls, a cricket-bat banister and no cooking facilities, Tom Phillips’s Victorian house in Peckham is no palace, but it’s an impeccable echo of the artist

In a major exhibition at the RA, Kerry James Marshall brings the complexities of Black figuration to the fore, reframing the tenets of white art history with his powerful paintings

In Beastly Britain: An Animal History, Karen R. Jones takes a closer look at Britain’s 10 most recognisable species, from newts to Nessie

Dafydd Jones’s sensational photographs of the great, the good and the bad have created a template for candid portraiture and revealed the hidden world of the haut monde. Now, rather

Continue readingDafydd Jones photographs his East Sussex home