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Personal favourites from the new exhibition running at The National Portrait Gallery 20th February - 18th May 2025

The Art of Embroidery is an open-submission art exhibition celebrating embroidery as fine art, at London's Bankside Gallery from February...

Next year marks the 10th anniversary of Richard Nicoll's passing, and as pale and pastel blue trends for 2025, this post examines Nicoll's w

1985 as a golden year for London Club culture as a design inspiration

A new era of ‘Goldilocks tech’ is prioritising human-first software, recreating the best aspects of the old internet with the convenience...

Exhibition of perspex cubes given to over 100 artists to create artworks for auction in order to raise awareness and funds for Cure Parkinso

The Anemoiac longing for simpler, more joyful times characterised by a desire for less tech, lower stress and more meaning

The latest relationship apps utilise AI to help resolve areas of family and partner communication which previously have been sources of high

New tools and resources are emerging to support the unique needs of neurodivergent individuals, fostering neuroinclusivity in education...

Images from the exhibition at the Fashion and Textile Museum in London, running from October 2024, to March 2025.

n an era when technology connects us like never before, WEIRD parents are ironically experiencing greater isolation

Favourite modern, contemporary and street artworks seen in London's newest gallery MOCO, in August 2024

The Lore of LOVERBOY exhibition at Somerset House in London, held from June to September 2024,

Exploring the space in between and how we're getting comfortable with being uncomfortable.

New research suggests skipping benefits both brains and bones. In an ageing population, Alzheimer's and osteoporosis are two, seemingly...

How can clothing help combat soaring anxiety rates?

Retro graphics and vintage patina as seen at Merchant & Found's Vintage Supermarket in Soho, London, May 2024.

Why buying preloved gives a bigger buzz.

Is a lack of product identity killing the luxury market?

By merging cookie data with psychographic research, businesses can leverage both streams to maximum potency. The Data Protection and...