The light-based, patinated art of JAMESPLUMB, and its site-specific application on the Atlantic coast of Northern Ireland.

A visit to the studio of Park Seo-Bo, who is considered a founding figure of Dansaekhwa, a loosely grouped Korean art movement developed during the 1970s.

Three works by James Turrell at Pace Gallery, London.

Exploring Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, Arkansas.

A conversation with Studio Pottery London.

Exploring the art and nature of St. Moritz, Switzerland, with a visit to Badrutt’s Palace, Museum Susch, and Hauser and Wirth’s latest gallery.

A collaborative show at Connolly’s Clifford Street townhouse in Mayfair, London.

A delve into the archives of photographer Fan Ho, whose unique street photography offers a glimpse of life in Hong Kong during the 1950s and 60s.

Danish artists Frederik Nystrup-Larsen and Oliver Sundqvist discuss their collaborative process, the role of intuition in their work, and how one determines the value of art.

Visiting Lee Ufan’s Paris studio in the ninth arrondissement.

Our latest selection of songs to audibly accompany the summer season.

A visit to the New York studio of abstract artist Stanley Whitney, to discuss his decades-long process of elimination that led to the discovery of his artistic voice.

An insight into Rich Stapleton’s artistic residency at Numeroventi, Florence, and the ensuing photographic exhibition, FORMA – an exploration of the relationship between material and sculptural form, through the medium of photography.

The inaugural show of MASA Gallery, a collective of designers, collectors and curators based in Mexico City. The show, titled Collective/Collectible, is exhibited in an abandoned 1970s mansion in the city.