Sunday Reads
Six stories you may have missed this week
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| | Art futurists go in search of micro-utopias in Nairobi ‘Hakuna Utopia? In Search of Micro-Utopias’ sees Nairobi-based art collective Kairos Futura harness visions of the future to provoke change; artist Ajax Axe tells us more
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| | New-generation car camping and roof tents for luxury-loving adventurers
Car camping is having a moment. While Hyundai and Porsche can get you kitted up, we explore other options
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| | Please do touch the art: enter R.I.P. Germain’s underground world in Liverpool
Embrace the uncanny at 'After GOD, Dudus Comes Next!', an immersive installation at FACT Liverpool
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| | Nadège Vanhée on a decade of womenswear at Hermès
For the past ten years, Nadège Vanhée, head of womenswear at Hermès, has steered the French maison on a quietly rebellious path, exploring notions of contemplation, liberation and sensuality. Speaking to fashion features editor Jack Moss, she unpacks her evolution
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| | Inside the Chanel Open-Sky Laboratory, where 2,000 varieties of camellia flowers bloom
The Chanel Open-Sky Lab at Gaujacq is one of the house’s five sustainable research centres for its beauty and skincare lines. Mary Cleary finds out more from the team who work there
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| | Clay meets paper and textiles in Henry Holland's new collection for Harlequin
Henry Holland, the fashion designer-turned-ceramicist, has teamed up with Harlequin for a range of playful, tactile wallpapers and textiles
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| | Bask in the sun at this reborn Rancho Mirage house in the Palm Springs desert
Take a tour of a a revived modernist home, a stone’s throw from California’s Palm Springs, with interiors by Harrison Soll
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