In this volume, we delve into the subject of legacy. We explore the architecture of Gio Ponti and Carlo Scarpa, the art of Joan Miró, and the photography of Fan Ho. We spend the day with Rupi Kaur, discuss design with Jonathan Anderson, and present an autumn style edit at Kettle's Yard.
Impossible Beauty
We visit Brion Tomb, to experience Carlo Scarpa's unique architectural design — his final and perhaps finest work.
Wild Origin
We explore the Singita Concession of Kruger National Park, a 33,000 acre swathe of unmarred bushland, sustained by the conservation brand Singita.
Fan Ho
We look through the archive of photographer Fan Ho, offering a vision of life in Hong Kong during the 1950s.
Taller Sert
We visit the studio of Joan Miró in Mallorca, designed by his good friend Josep Lluís Sert, and uncover the story of its construction and recent renovation.
Permanent Collection
An autumn style edit, set among Jim Ede's collection of art and objects at Kettle's Yard, Cambridge, UK.
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