Arts

Access + Ability at the World Economic Forum

Equal access is a rights issue affecting over 1 billion people with disabilities globally, and this year the World Economic Forum has chosen to highlight the importance of disability inclusion as one of their main messages.

23 January 2019

Taken Down

Annie Gillette Cleveland, former Chief of Strategic Communications for Minneapolis’ Walker Art Center, talks about a humbling conflict and its lessons for crisis preparedness.

By Kim Mitchell
17 January 2019

A Storied Past, Present & Future

The Duke of Devonshire talks to Brunswick Arts about the economics of his family’s bookshop, Heywood Hill

By Roya Nasser
11 June 2018

Making "LOVE"

Artist Robert Indiana spent 10 years on projects that led to the creation of the “LOVE” sculpture, during which he explored individual words as “a fit and viable subject for art.”

15 May 2018

David Bowie is

An exhibit showcasing David Bowie’s legacy is coming to Brooklyn. Rob Bound, Culture Editor at Monocle, offers an inside view

07 March 2018

Millenium jukebox

Music’s secret power offers humanity a bridge through time. Brunswick’s Carlton Wilkinson talks to entrepreneurs, engineers, artists and administrators of three projects in three countries calling the tune for listeners hundreds of years hence.

18 August 2017

Tale of two cities

Berlin is an example of a classical European cultural hub, while West Kowloon in Hong Kong is a modern story of artistic commitment and urban planning. Here, we speak to cultural ambassadors from both

By David Lasserson
18 April 2016

The art of sales

Steven Murphy, Christie’s CEO, tells Brunswick Partner Kim Fletcher how the venerable auction house is learning to love commerce in a digital world

By Kim Fletcher
10 March 2014

Art with Chinese characteristics

Christie’s China Managing Director, Jinqing Cai, says the auction house’s debut auction in mainland China signals a milestone for the global art market

By Ben Rawlingson Plant
10 March 2014

Where knowledge is free

Neil MacGregor, Director of the British Museum and creator of the widely acclaimed series, A History of the World in 100 Objects, tells Brunswick’s David Yelland about running the “lending library of the world”

12 June 2013

Access + Ability at the World Economic Forum

Taken Down

A Storied Past, Present & Future

Making "LOVE"

David Bowie is

Millenium jukebox

Tale of two cities

The art of sales

Art with Chinese characteristics

Where knowledge is free

People

Ben Rawlingson Plant

David Lasserson

Kate Holgate

Roya Nasser

Tristan Hills-Bos

Claire Walsh

Damian Chandler

Kim Mitchell

Annabelle Türkis