"The world stops as you duck through the doorway into Kettle's Yard. The sense of calm holds you in its stillness. Slowly, the house reveals its treasures. Small-scale modernist paintings in humble wooden frames are hung around the spare, white walls. The organic curves of mid-century sculptures sit on mantelpieces beside the bones of a bird, light as air, or on low tables where the sun slants in."
VENICE BIENNALE
We discuss the nature of cities with Sir David Adjaye, this year's winner of The Rolex Mentor and Protégé Arts Initiative, along with his architectural protégé Mariam Kamara.
In this volume, we explore the subject of collecting. We converse with Pierre Yovanovitch and Daniel Buren, discuss curation with Hans Ulrich Obrist, and visit the home of Philip Lim. We travel to South Tyrol for the Dolomites, Marfa for Donald Judd's architecture, and escape to Kyoto and Lake Como.
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