The exhibit, ‘Van Gogh and the Roulins. Together Again at Last’, brings together seminal Arles years portraits for the first time.
Together At Last
Posted onA Master Closes The Door
Posted onThe loss of Frank Gehry—one of the world’s greatest architects—will be felt across the design world and culture for years to come. I had the great honour to interview Mr Gehry as he opened his Magnus Opus project, the incredible Fondation Louis Vuitton, now celebrating more than a decade as an icon of global art and culture.
Object of Desire
Posted onThe Victoria & Albert’s Storehouse Order an Object project is blowing open the doors—literally—and letting the public in to see hundreds of thousands of items that rarely if ever get seen let alone touched. Is this new democratic approach the future of all museums? This latest published piece in L’Officiel takes you inside the new storehouse for exclusive access.
Inside The Hilma Af Klint Exhibit At MoMA in New York City
Posted onWhy did this abstractionist artist die poor, alone, and mad, with her works ignored for 74 years? A new MoMA exhibit in New York shines a light on the Swedish artist.
changing; democracy
Posted onPublished in L’Officiel Magazine MY July magazine edition, this article asks does democracy need saving by AI, TikTok and tech? This opinion piece argues that—like it or not—democracy will need an digital makeover if it’s going to weather the present challenges a divided world faces.
How Culturespaces Is Breaking All The Rules Of What An Art Space Should Be
Posted onThe latest article in Robb Report MY, July issue 2025 discusses Atelier Des Lumières in Paris where we find out if this is truly the future of art.
How the McMurtry Spéirling Turned Hypercars Upside Down
Posted onThe latest article in Robb Report Malaysia July 2025 shows the world’s fastest car is about to hit PURE overdrive.
When art ≠ no art
Posted onLatest article in L’Officiel Malaysia, May 2025
The Age Of Automation
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The automotive industry, like all industries, is going through a major transformative change, the biggest it’s seen in nearly a hundred years. The major drivers that are present today have been there since the inception of robotics in the manufacturing process as far back as 1961 when they were used in an industrial way. Efficiency and accuracy, labour reduction and of course cost savings were the beckoning promise of robotics and automation.