Celebrating its 21st birthday in 2025, Compton Verney continues its inspiring programme – giving visitors plenty of excuses ...

Elsewhere, art collective Marshmallow Laser Feast explores the spongy fungi and mycelium networks passing messages underfoot; ...

Few traditions evolve more rapidly than food customs. Hong Kong is no exception. The popularity of variants on the once-humble poon choi (“basin dish”) meal demonstrates how tradition and ...

Have you ever gone to sleep thinking of soil? What it’s made of? What it does? I expect not, and no — you wouldn't be alone. Yet, SOIL: The World At Our Feet, a sprawling new exhibition which ...

Fly Agaric 1-Poetics of Soil by Marshmallow Laser Feast at SOIL: The World at Our Feet,Somerset House Now, more than ever, we need to be reminded that soil is the most important thing in the world.

This celebration is not just about fireworks and red lanterns; it’s a time for families to come together, honour ancestors, and, most importantly, feast on symbolic dishes that promise good ...

In the mid 1880s, the prevailing view was that soil was disintegrated rock modified by weather. It was inert, unchanging and unchangeable. But, in experiments which lasted 40 years, the naturalist ...

They include stories of soil and its relationship to human culture, like soil rehabilitation in Palestine and seed saving efforts in North America, by Vivien Sansour; multimedia artwork ‘Poetics of ...

It's the last weekend to dine at a local restaurant offering dining deals for Queens Feast. Photo: Alexis Clinton/Axios ...

This image of Fly Agaric by experimental art collective Marshmallow Laser Feast is part of the new exhibition SOIL: The World at Our Feet The King and Queen's first (public) kiss was at a ...