At Chishuru, Adejoké Bakare Is Cooking West African Cuisine on Her Own Terms The chef behind Chishuru is expanding London’s idea of fine dining with a menu rooted in Nigeria, Ghana and the broader West African culinary canon. By Emily Zemler
Centro Botín Champions Marisol’s Drawings and Rethinks Her Legacy The idea of the female body as, per Vallés Vílchez, "a site of expectations" runs through her work without question, and her aesthetics of fragmented female bodies seem to address the deep malaise of living in a sexist society. By Sarah Moroz
Wine, Wheat and Art Share the Same Acreage at These Out-of-the-Way Estates Though often far from the usual cultural circuits, they reward the effort for serious devotees of contemporary art willing to make the trek. By Margaret Carrigan
Positioned for Growth, Riga Contemporary Is Small by Design and Serious About Staying That Way By Sarah Moroz
In London’s Classics Week Sales, Old Masters Were Back, But Only the Best of the Best By Elisa Carollo
Strawberries, Tea and Champagne: The London Hotels With the Best Wimbledon Experiences By Emily Zemler
What the Reykjavík Arts Festival Can Tell Us About the Future of the Interdisciplinary Biennial By Chenoa Baker
In the Icelandic Pavilion, Ásta Fanney Sigurðardóttir’s Mythmaking Takes Its Most Fluid Form By Elisa Carollo
The Biennale of Contemporary Keramics Finds in Rhodes Its Most Resonant Stage Yet By Nicolas Vamvouklis
The V&A East Opens With an Exhibition That Reconsiders Britain’s Musical History By Fred Garratt-Stanley