Nature’s Journey are one of the UK’s first CBD Wellness brands to have B Corp ethics built into their core. Their team of experts include: Dr Parveen Bhatarah (PhD. FRSC) as Chief Scientific Advisor, and co-founders D’Arcy Bond and Leighton…
Nomad Arts are a ‘raw and rebellious’ consultancy: for artists they offer representation, incubation, commissioned services and partnerships; for art fans, they aim to break down the barriers that most galleries put up through their culture and price tags; and for…
Kate Prince is the Founder of Ancient + Brave: a range of pure, potent and sustainable supplements designed to help you think, feel and look your best. Formulated alongside Head of Nutrition Jo Woodhurst, their collagen ranges revitalise and rebuild…
Artist Yinka Shonibare, Keeper of the RA Cathie Pilkington, and curator Jennifer Gilbert examined how the art world defines, engages with, and values art made by artists both with and without formal training. The event was chaired by art critic and author…
Fran Lebowitz made her name as a columnist on Andy Warhol’s Interview magazine, before publishing two bestselling volumes of essays (and infamously not much since): Metropolitan Life and Social Studies. A globally sought-after public speaker that’s loved for her sardonic social commentary, she is…
The Tao that can be told, is not the eternal Tao. The name that can be named, is not the eternal Name. Ai Qing (Ai Weiwei’s father) was one of the most influential poets of 20th century China. Opening with…
Medical Cannabis is now available from a selection of private clinics and dispensaries in the UK. It is still an unlicensed product with mostly experimental guidelines. However its roll-out hopes to contribute towards more holistic and personalised approaches to care;…
Maria Bartuszová (1936 – 1996) dedicated her artistic pursuit to exploring the relationships between people, nature, matter and form. Born in Prague, she defined sculpture on her own terms. From raindrops and eggs to the human body, Bartuszová drew inspiration…
Polish artist Magdalena Abakanowicz (1930 – 2017) created large woven Abakans in the 60s and 70s. These ambiguous forms challenged existing definitions of sculpture and defied categorisation, as well as paving the way for the concept of installation art. …
