Latest articles by Ali Morris
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On the (high) rise: Canary Wharf Group's Stanton Williams-designed residential development goes on sale
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Unpacking the magic of mushrooms and future of fungi
Curated by London editor Francesca Gavin, Mushrooms: The Art, Design and Future of Fungi is a new exhibition at Somerset House London featuring mycelium-inspired fonts, chairs and more
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Best friends: artists participate in the curatorial process at Simon Lee Gallery
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British blockbuster: Sotheby's Chatsworth sculpture show celebrates home talent
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Green healing: Heatherwick Studio plans garden-wrapped design for Maggie's
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A beacon for Brazil: Chelles & Hayashi unveil Rio 2016 Olympic torch design
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Bauhaus residence of entrepreneur Mati Broudo in Tel Aviv renovated by AN+ architects
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State of the art: most ambitious Gagosian yet to open in Mayfair
Tucked into a hidden corner of Mayfair just north of Berkeley Square, the soon-to-be-opened Gagosian on Grosvenor Hill is the international gallery’s third outpost in London and its most ambitious to date. Located in a 1960s building that was formerly home to the head offices of Savills estate agents, the 18,000 sq ft space is the result of two years of design and construction work. ‘Together [with Gagosian] we’ve been looking for a space in Mayfair for about ten years,’ says Adam Caruso of Caruso St John, the architects behind the design of all three of the gallery’s London locations as well as its spaces in Hong Kong, Paris and Rome.
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Call of the wild: Michele Oka Doner's Mysterium at David Gill Gallery
New York-based sculptor, author and jewelry designer Michele Oka Doner brings her curious compendium to London's David Gill Gallery with a solo show
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Istanbul’s third Design Biennial explores the human imprint
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Blank canvas: HAT Projects rejuvenates London's Gasworks gallery and studios
HAT Projects unveils its renovation of Gasworks, a 26-year-old international gallery and subsidised artist studios in Vauxhall, London
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Le voyage à Nantes: western French city becomes an epicenter of eccentricity
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Brioni’s new Chipperfield-designed Paris flagship marks the start of a new era
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Future heirlooms: Millinery Works celebrate modern day furniture makers
London's Millinery Works celebrate modern day furniture makers
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Formafantasma shed light on their design process and the studio’s bright future
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Groundwork: Daniel de Paula showcases collection of rock samples in São Paulo
Art and architecture converge in a new site-specific installation of sedimentary rock samples at São Paulo's Galeria Leme.
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Vionnet debuts its first store in Paris’ golden eighth arrondissement
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Top designers select emerging talents for Aram’s 15th anniversary exhibition
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’Lignes d’Ombres’: Mobilab’s latest showcase is a creative meeting of minds
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What’s next for Azerbaijan’s flourishing art scene?
As Azerbaijan’s art scene blossoms, we explore its rapid creative renaissance, and what lies ahead. Plus, the best contemporary art galleries in the capital, Baku
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Try before you buy at De La Espada’s new house-hotel in Porto
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Exit strategy: Assemble to transform the entrance to Seven Sisters station
Turner Prize-nominees Assemble are ready to set up shop at London's Seven Sisters station ahead of their nine-month-long rejuvenation of the site
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Power play: Red Bull’s new copper-clad Berlin recording studio
Red Bull unveils the latest addition to its network of state-of-the-art recording studios with a copper-clad design built inside a former power station
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Heavy metal: John Chamberlain's first UK exhibition takes Edinburgh
