17 years after closing, a public loo on Oxford’s St Giles has reopened as a set of two richly decorated hotel suites ...

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The Alhambra in Spain was an architectural marvel of its time – breathtaking in its intricacy and imagination. This home in Austin, Texas, envisions itself as a modern microcosm of that spirit: a ...

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'Perfume, Sculpture of the Invisible' celebrates the work of master perfumer Francis Kurkdjian with an exhibition that activates all the scenes.

The subversive power of beauty is evident from the onset of the exhibition and her early series, Autoportrait (1989-90). In a succession of tightly cropped, close-up, silver gelatin prints, a ...