Andrea Harari of jaggedart gallery on the Crafting a Difference exhibition: a collaboration between five galleries, which can be viewed in 3D online
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The director of Wigmore Hall, John Gilhooly, on staying positive through the Covid crisis, enhancing the diversity of the venue’s programming, and questioning everything
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The author of Grief is the Thing with Feathers on struggling with adulthood, working too hard and needing to escape the self-absorbed life of the novelist
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Peter Elia, who works at The Wallace Collection, on his other life as a social media star with an Instagram account that documents his hiking adventures
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The Journal visits the Marylebone apartment of Bonnie MacBird, the novelist who has brought Sherlock Holmes back to life, to ask some suitably searching questions
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Three participants at the Asia House Literature Festival—Nikesh Shukla, Cheryl Lu-Lien Tan and Karl Sharro—talk to the Journal about their work
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One of the stars of the Marylebone Music Festival on the draw of New Orleans, Picasso’s forgotten women and why nothing in life is ever simple
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Every Wednesday, older patrons gather at the Regent Street Cinema to watch a classic movie, meet friends and reminisce about how much better films used to be
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Curator at the Wallace Collection on jousting, the expressive power of armour, and the gallery’s Henry Moore exhibition
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My Sister, The Serial Killer by Oyinkan Braithwaite
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Once a month, The Cockpit theatre dispenses with its usual cerebral dramas and instead embraces the kinetic thrills of professional wrestling
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Curatorial director of the Lisson Gallery on seeking out talent, the end of artistic ‘generations’ and the single-minded nature of artists
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Nathalie Martin and Julian Lonergan of Railings Gallery on the art of bespoke framing
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The Journal meets Agatha Kalisperas, the inspirational director of the Hellenic Centre
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Marylebone’s unchanging art: the Triton Fountain
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Jane Hay from Christie’s Education on the importance of seeing and touching art, and the need for the art world to become more diverse
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The former fashion impresario and long-time Marylebone resident on carving out a new life as a ceramicist
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The director of Regent Street Cinema on the struggles of independent filmmakers, the appetite for Buster Keaton and the dying art of the projectionist
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