Notes 15.07.2018

In the very first issue of Hole & Corner, we interviewed Pedro da Costa Felgueiras about his work, which almost resembles that of an alchemist. As he has now donated an object for the Cræftiga collection, sold to raise funds for the talent search, we look back on this very first collaboration and his exquisite techniques...

Notes 12.07.2018

Brighton-based artists Ruth Jarman and Joe Gerhardt explain HALO, their immersive response to the Large Hadron Collider for the Audemars Piguet Art Commission.

My Hole & Corner 11.07.2018

Fresh from his gold medal at the 2018 RHS Chelsea Flower Show, Ben Branson, owner of non-alcoholic spirits brand Seedlip, on the ‘invigorating quiet’ of the barley fields beside his home…

News 10.07.2018

After the huge range of talent showcased at New Designers week one, the Hole & Corner team went along to discover which designers and makers caught our eye in week two. 

News 10.07.2018

Being accepted into the Royal Academy's annual Summer Exhibition is seen by many artists as an indication that you have 'made it' in the art world. Here, five friends of Hole & Corner explain what it's like…

Interviews 08.07.2018

In his quest to make the perfect surfboard, David Forsyth is busy providing ‘a good little bridge between craft and mass manufacture’… 

Recommends 06.07.2018

The first release from West Country Modern takes the apparently banal subject of agricultural buildings and invites us to reconsider them as architectural landmarks…

News 06.07.2018

Designer Chris Eckersley explains the origins of his ongoing Bodging Project – and how it evolved for a one-off event at the Makers' Barn…

News 05.07.2018

We are pleased to announce that the judges for the inaugural Cræftiga award will be: Sarah Myerscough, Sean Sutcliffe and Faye Toogood.

News 02.07.2018

New Designers gathers over 1,500 students and recent graduates in the Business Design Centre in North London for two weeks of fresh design perspectives. As we take a breath in between week one and two, we've gathered some of the names from the first week we will be watching out for...

Long Reads 02.07.2018

We asked the influential British designer about her inspirations, her approach, her secrets to a good collaboration and the lessons she’s learned…

Interviews 29.06.2018

Today is the last day of Beirut Design Week and so we are introducing you to one more Beirut-based artist. Rami Dalle, who often collaborates with retailers in what he calls 'art meets the mass and the consumer', creates symbolic collages in his workshop with the help of local makers...

Notes 29.06.2018

As the only exhibition in the UK dedicated exclusively to stone as a medium, this year's edition brings together some of the most established artists working with this medium today. We took a tour around the gardens to admire the diversity of forms, concepts and the tactile nature of On Form...

Interviews 27.06.2018

Second in our series of Beirut-based creatives over Beirut Design Week are Stephanie Sayar and Charbel Gharibeh, who form Sayar and Garibeh studio. Their work focuses mainly on interiors and furniture design, creating simple pieces with a traditional Lebanese design influences...

Recommends 27.06.2018

From new materials and makers at the Festival of Stuff to the serene work of Agnes Martin and an immersive sculpture by Laura Ellen Bacon; here is what we are bookmarking for the month ahead…

Interviews 25.06.2018

With Beirut Design Week taking over the Lebanese capital this week, we wanted to take the opportunity to introduce some Beirut-based creatives. Designer Khaled El Mays was born in Lebanon, where he has now returned to form his design practice after studying in New York. He designs mainly furniture with an emphasis on process, materials and the tactile aspect of the pieces we live with...

News 22.06.2018

With international Refugee Week, we look at Made 51 an organisation supporting and empowering uprooted craftspeople and makers living in refugee camps all over the world...

Recommends 21.06.2018

By transporting Alexander Calder's large outdoor sculptures as well as household items to rural Somerset, this overview provides a fuller picture of one of the most recognisable figures in modern American art…

Recommends 19.06.2018

A new exhibition at Somerset House, Print! Tearing It Up tells the fascinating story of British independent magazines – and why they are just as important today as ever…

Travel 18.06.2018

With the Venice Biennale up and running once more (until 25 November 2018), we asked the people who know it best – the hoteliers, the art critics, the artists and most of all the curators – to open up their little black books for us…

Notes 15.06.2018

As summer comes to the newly opened Kettle's Yard we visit this unique home for a tour around the rooms and amongst the exquisite works of art...

Interviews 13.06.2018

What does it take to make 5 000-year-old beer? We sat down with the three women behind brewing the first true Ancient Egyptian beer to find out more about their research, the brewing process and to, of course, take a sip of this unique beverage…

News 12.06.2018

Designer Kyle Dawney combines Savile Row tradition with a punk palette as his innovative combination of colours gets the nod from the judges…

Craft Collaboration 12.06.2018

A year after opening, founder and craft obsessive Amanda Bannister wants to go one further in championing British Craft by encouraging her guests to gain hands-on craft experience through a series of ‘makers’ courses. In association with Hole & Corner, she now offers a range of unique workshops...

My Hole & Corner 10.06.2018

For Joel Parkes, creativity comes from finding dead space where gravity brings everything to a halt – as long as it's 'the right kind of messy'…

News 08.06.2018

The wallet designed by Mark Tallowin in response to a rare archive item once belonging to Samuel Pepys is now available as an extremely limited edition…

Notes 06.06.2018

Johnny Messum describes how one of the earliest examples of art in Britain was discovered in the field behind his sculpture gallery, Messums Wiltshire, and how it might persuade us to think of art as fundamental throughout human evolution…

Craft Collaboration 05.06.2018

Hole & Corner is proud to present the inaugural Makers Barn at this weekend’s Summer Festival at Daylesford organic farm...

Audio 01.06.2018

For Listen Weekly 12 we've come together in one of our favourite of rooms in the house, the kitchen...

My Hole & Corner 01.06.2018

Makers Abigail Booth and Max Bainbridge tell us about the importance of their car that allows for private time together wherever they are – and fits an entire tree inside it...