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Grayson Perry discusses therapy's impact on his art and winning the Turner Prize.
Paul Smith shares insights into his London design HQ during London Fashion Week with Simon Chilvers.
Lise Sarfati captures the emotional depth of women like Christina and Sasha in her photography.
Michael Craig-Martin recalls following Christine Keeler for 12 hours a day during the trial that captivated the public in the 1960s.
Paul Goldberger reviews Goldman Sachs' new understated headquarters in Manhattan.
Rem Koolhaas discusses his work and the Barbican Art Center's exhibition on OMA's 35 years.
Andrew Dickson interviews Richard Wright, the 2009 Turner Prize winner, about his art.
Sarah Sze discusses her June 2011 installation at the High Line in Manhattan, highlighting its role in transforming urban space into a meditative experience.
Terence Conran reflects on his influential career in British design, from founding Habitat to shaping contemporary design culture, in a conversation with Jonathan Glancey.
Sixteen men are depicted in Rembrandt's Night Watch, a group portrait of Amsterdam's Civic militia that reflects themes of democracy and unity.
Thomas Heatherwick showcases his retrospective at the V&A in this Olympic year for British design.
Jonathan Glancey interviews David Chipperfield about Turner Contemporary in Margate.
7 billion people are projected to inhabit the Earth by 2012, prompting Yves Béhar to discuss the role of design in addressing global challenges.
