Designed by famous architects, many modernist buildings all over the world are open to visit or even for overnight stays.

An in-depth survey of ‘high’ jewellery as an art form celebrating the most innovative and extravagant objects by the world’s leading designers.

A cross-Japan voyage finding the finest examples of crafts, documenting the country’s most ingenious contemporary makers.

How design has shaped society over the last 500 years, showing how objects we now take for granted were once innovative and even revolutionary.

The extraordinary assortment of artefacts discovered at low tide along the banks of the River Thames – in effect, the longest archaeological site in Britain.

Hughes’ love letter to Australia takes the reader on a journey through some of the world’s most spectacular geological formations.

Curator and art historian Matthew Israel’s international journey uncovering the working lives in the art world to find out what they do.

The first survey of African street art showcases recent work by over 200 artists, detailing the continent’s major street art projects, collectives and festivals.