Issue 47The cover
Photographer Callum Reyes spent February chasing the only yellow coat in a monochrome city. The resulting portfolio — thirty frames, one rule — is the boldest cover story the folio has run.
Its architect called it “a conversation”. Its owners call it other things. We moved in for a season to referee.
Demand outran the old presses years ago. The new machines are built by people who learned from the last ones standing.
A supper club with two rules and a waiting list of four months. We took the last seat and our notebook.
Her openings have no wine, no speeches and no labels. Collectors queue anyway. A profile of the art world’s politest radical.
