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Tomaso De Luca (Verona, born in 1988, living and working in Berlin) is the winner of the second edition of the MAXXI BVLGARI PRIZE, the project that b

About This Lot Born in 1970 in Trinidad, Cuba, Alexandre Arrechea was an original member between 1991 and 2003 of the collective Los Carpinteros, along with Marco Castillo and Dagoberto Rodríguez Sánchez, renowned for their reproductions of simple objects in structural and delicate style on paper. After departing from the group, Arrechea continued their key method of impeccable draftsmanship and sensitive attention to the boundaries of material form, while beginning to address political issues at once both more directly and conceptually. Fascinated by contemporary cultural dynamics and inte...

A Sunday stroll in the Retiro Park is one of Madrid’s great traditions Credit: GETTY Sundays may as a rule be a lot less frenetic than other days in Madrid but the city is still very much alive and kicking. A lot of the shops in the centre are open all day and most museums are open until at least 2pm. While some bars, cafés and restaurants do take a break, there is certainly no shortage ready to welcome you. If you are doing Madrid right, you won’t be up too early and it is usual to see the Madrilenians emerging around elevenish for breakfast, often sliding seamlessly into the vermouth h...

Image via BrightMLS. Okay, we need you to know that there’s an insane house for sale in Georgetown. The only caveat: It’s $11,500,000. Image via BrightMLS. Image via BrightMLS. We know, we know—that is a ridiculous amount of money. But hear us out: the five bedroom, six-and-a-half bathroom home was originally built in 1955 and owned by Evalyn Walsh McLean (you know, the woman who owned the Hope diamond). And judging by the pictures, stepping inside would make you instantly forget you’re in DC: the mid-century aesthetic, sliding glass garage doors, and sleek pool feel more Palm Spring...

Greece or Spain: which holiday heaven should you visit this summer? As two of our sunshine favourites announce that they intend to welcome back British tourists this summer, which one will you choose? 14 March 2021 • 5:00am The beautiful Balearics, Spain Credit: Getty The first flight I ever took was to Mallorca, aged 13. We awoke to a golden morning on the north-east coast, with steps down to a cove of fine sand and limpid, turquoise shallows, bath-warm. They couldn’t get us out of the water, our parents – after a lifetime of the toe-numbing Atlantic we had never known anything like it...