Features
State of the art
It's hardly a surprise that a city as creatively successful and diverse as San Francisco is able to host an art fair of nearly 100 galleries each year. Rob Sandall picks out artists who are turning heads
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Georgia: An ancient art revived
The art of making wine in kvevri, the mighty clay amphorae of Georgia, is undergoing a renaissance
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Bittersweet dreams
It's been in and out of fashion for at least 200 years and it's now on every bartender's A List. Alice Lascelles hymns the glories of vermouth
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Interviews
Interview: Daniel Johnnes
The Francophile entrepreneur (above, right) tells Club Oenologique about his first taste of jug wine, his dreams and disappointments, and how it felt to be given one of France’s highest accolades
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A day with the artisan: Cutting a Dashel
Given the full (Cornish) artisan treatment, the humble cycle helmet suddenly becomes the epitome of cool
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Donum Estate: garden of delights
A Sonoma vineyard is also a vast sculpture garden, the vines punctuated by dramatic works from some of the world's most renowned artists
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Interviews
Doing the right thing: an interview with Sir John Hegarty
Sir John Hegarty bestrides the world of advertising, but there's a lot more to the adland knight than selling jeans and cars
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The invisible man
A master of trompe l'oeil, Liu Bolin puts the teams at Ruinart centre stage - and then makes them disappear
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Urban legends
What was once known as street art has evolved in scale, technique and public perception. Rob Sandall finds out why collectors are getting more and more interested in the urban art scene
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Interviews
The Marlborough man: an interview with Michael Seresin
He’s created the big-screen backdrop for everything from Bugsy Malone to Harry Potter, but it is vineyards that provide celebrated cinematographer Michael Seresin with his ideal canvas
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