#Art
Information and imagination: why technology isn’t killing creativity
Critics say that technology is compromising our ability to be creative but, if used correctly, it could have the opposite outcome entirely
City of Culture boost gives Hull new life
Hull has successfully reinvented itself as a sustained city of culture and tourist destination
Sharing art and french savoir faire
Compelled by budget cuts at home, French museums are looking overseas to establish outposts – in return for foreign cash
Top French innovators
It may be news to most Brits, but France is home to generations of inventive pioneers, as Agnès C. Poirier reports
The art of French cinema
The French love affair with the silver screen has produced some memorable and thought-provoking movies, as Jonathan Romney reports
Is art still elitist?
The internationally successful artist, credited with changing the face of commercial art publishing in the UK, Mackenzie Thorpe argues it’s not art that’s elitist – it’s the hangers-on
Lessons from great artists
Cosmetic surgery should be much more than a medical procedure. Arguably it is an art that bestows beauty in the way great artists painted or sculpted beautiful forms, writes Peter Archer
Profit buried in passion for treasure
With traditional asset classes performing erratically over the past five years, John Evans investigates the boom in treasure-asset investing