Mariah Nielson of Permanent Collection and sculptor Simone Bodmer-Turner discuss their collaboration on the Muse Earrings – a reproduction of a pair Nielson’s father, JB Blunk, gave her mother in the 1970s.

Designed in partnership with his dear friend Josep Lluís Sert, Miró’s Mallorca studio, the Taller Sert, is a work of art in its own right.

A look at ‘JB Blunk’, a monograph edited by Mariah Nielson, daughter of the artist and director of the JB Blunk Estate.

A selection of songs for the summer season.

Studying the photography of Koo Bohnchang, via a visit to his studio, on the outskirts of Seoul.

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.