Steve McCurry: Four Decades of Conflict and Hope
Humans possess an extraordinary range: the capacity for cruelty, yes, but also compassion, courage and deep devotion. For over four decades, Steve McCurry has captured the full spectrum of this experience through his lens. One of the most celebrated photojournalists of our time, McCurry’s images have borne witness to the best and worst of what […]
Shorelines in Motion: Charles March’s “Sandscript” at Hamiltons
In the newly unveiled body of work entitled Sandscript, the photographer-artist Charles March (better known in aristocratic circles as the Duke of Richmond) invites us to observe what normally goes unnoticed: the ephemeral marks left by wind, wave and seagrass on the sand. His fine-tuned eye turns these transient inscriptions into understated, almost calligraphic, visual […]
Reveries: Marco Sanges Returns to Film at Robertaebasta
Marco Sanges, the Rome-born photographer now based in London, brings his latest exhibition Reveries to the elegant surrounds of Robertaebasta’s Pimlico Road gallery on 20th November, marking a significant homecoming for an artist who has spent his career straddling the line between fashion and fine art, between the digital and the resolutely analogue. For those […]
Cecil Beaton’s Fashionable World
The National Portrait Gallery has a long and distinguished history with Cecil Beaton. In 1968, it showcased its first dedicated photography exhibition of Beaton’s work, made in collaboration with the photographer himself. It was also the first solo survey accorded to any living photographer in any national museum in Britain. Cecil Beaton’s Fashionable World, which […]
Indira Varma
Since graduating at the prestigious Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) in 1995, Olivier Award winner Indira Varma hasn’t stopped working, be that in theatre, television or film. Outspoken and passionate, in this interview with Julia Pasarón, she speaks about her most recent projects and next releases, which include shows as diverse as Coldwater, The […]
Michael F. Rumsby
Michael Rumsby is an artist whose history, philosophy and creativity are inextricably linked. I had the pleasure of interviewing Michael, staying at his home and studio in Southwest France, and writing about his work in the winter 2024 issue of I-M Inquisitive Minds. One year on, and it is truly amazing to witness the growth […]
Radical Harmony: Helene Kröller-Müller’s Neo-Impressionists
When Georges Seurat first exhibited his iconic Neo-Impressionist masterpiece A Sunday on La Grande Jatte in 1886, the artist was met with a storm of criticism. Reviewer Joris-Karl Huysmans fumed: “Strip his figures of the coloured fleas that cover them, and underneath there is nothing, no thought, no soul, nothing.” Seurat’s pointillist technique – painting […]
The David Bowie Centre – V&A East Storehouse
As we approach the 10th anniversary of David Bowie’s death in January, 2026 his power as an artist endures. He is, if anything, more popular and influential today than he was when he was alive. So the time chosen to open the eagerly awaited David Bowie Centre at the V&A East Storehouse in Stratford last […]
Echoes Through Time
Since it first opened its doors in 1889, Hotel Eden Rome has been synonymous with elegance and sophistication, but this autumn it becomes something more than a luxury retreat. In collaboration with the historic Galleria Russo, the Dorchester Collection property has launched Echoes Through Time, a cultural initiative that turns the hotel into an immersive […]
Mr Blake At Your Service
There are films that entertain, and then there are films that quietly restore your faith in the possibility of new beginnings and the intrinsic goodness of human nature. Mr Blake at Your Service belongs firmly in the latter category, offering a tender meditation on grief, hope, and the subtle ways life can surprise us when […]
