Annalisa Quinn | Financial Times

Friday, 26 April, 2019

FT SeriesFrieze New York 2019
Why Frieze Sculpture represents a new chapter for the New York fair
The show, which features 20 works at Rockefeller Center, represents a strategic attempt by the fair to become more accessible
Friday, 7 September, 2018

FT SeriesLondon Design Special 2018
How Neri Oxman reimagined design
An interview with the biodesign guru whose stunning innovations fuse science and art
Thursday, 19 April, 2018

Millennials
Is #selfcare a salve or a sham?
Self-care evokes a fraught tangle of wealth, aesthetics and politics, but it also has a radical intellectual lineage
Friday, 16 February, 2018

ReviewFiction
Short review: Daphne by Will Boast
A San Francisco-set novel uses illness as metaphor to illuminate the emotional management we all perform daily
Friday, 27 October, 2017

Womenswear
Fashion’s fiercest fabric is back — and it’s in fighting form
Fashion’s fiercest fabric is back — and it’s in fighting form
Friday, 20 October, 2017

ReviewFiction
Short review: Five-Carat Soul by James McBride
A short story collection animated by a jazzy, generous spirit
Friday, 1 September, 2017

Fashion
What’s the drama with Americana?
Under Trump, the icons of the US wardrobe have taken on new significance — for the right and the left
Friday, 18 August, 2017

ReviewFiction
Short review: A Poison Apple by Michel Laub
A sly and unexpected novel asks how some thrive in spite of trauma while others fall apart in the face of success
Friday, 21 July, 2017

Visual Arts
Snapshot: ‘Royal Gifts’ at Buckingham Palace
An exhibition of lavish and odd official gifts presented to Queen Elizabeth II over the past 65 years
Promoted Content
Friday, 21 July, 2017

ReviewFiction
Short review: What We Lose by Zinzi Clemmons
A delicate novel about grief, heritage and the role of death in life
Friday, 21 July, 2017

FT SeriesAll you need for the perfect summer holiday
Away from my desk: Jeremy Corbyn, Bob Diamond and Paula Hawkins on their perfect summer holidays
Arts and business leaders share their best holiday memories — and their top travel tips
Friday, 14 July, 2017

Visual Arts
Snapshot: ‘Fearless Genius’ by Doug Menuez
The photographs are plain, shot mostly indoors in black-and-white, and have a certain affectionate sloppiness
Wednesday, 12 July, 2017

Photography
Snapshot: Unbelonging by Osaretin Ugiagbe
The photographer divides his life and his work between Nigeria, where he was born, and the Bronx, New York, where he lives
Friday, 7 July, 2017

ReviewFiction
Short review: Letters from Klara by Tove Jansson
Clear and understated short stories by the inventor of the Moomins
Friday, 30 June, 2017

Photography
Snapshot: Weegee By Weegee
The tabloid photographer’s images share a sense of live, wheeling human spectacle, like sweatier, grittier Where’s Wally tableaux
Friday, 23 June, 2017

Photography
Snapshot: Urban Riders by Mohamed Bourouissa
Many of the subjects seem almost dislocated in time and space
Friday, 16 June, 2017

Photography
Snapshot: War/PostWar by Fons Iannelli
The photographs have a precariousness and grimy immediacy
Friday, 16 June, 2017

ReviewNon-Fiction
Short review: Essayism by Brian Dillon
A critic argues for a vision of the essay as diverse, teeming and contradictory
Friday, 9 June, 2017

Photography
Snapshot: ‘press++’ by Thomas Ruff
The German artist collected old photographs and then overlaid the images with the scrawled ephemera from the photo backs
Friday, 2 June, 2017

Photography
Snapshot: ‘Mathematics’ by Peter Fraser
In the Welsh photographer’s images, ordinary objects resolve into units of colour, light and shape