Rosalind Jana writes about art and fashion.
The artist’s elegant kinetic contraptions remind us that humans are more mechanical than we like to think
An exhibition of ancient art spanning centuries and islands isn’t afraid to let the objects speak for themselves
An imaginative exhibition in The Hague stresses how much the fashion house still owes to its founder
George Hoyningen-Huene took cues from classical statuary to make his subjects into untouchable ice queens
Herve Guibert’s ‘photographic novel’ of 1980 about his great aunts, Suzanne and Louise, is a masterpiece of love and obsession
The Museum of London celebrates the designers who turned the capital into a fashion centre while also remembering the people who wore their clothes
The frock you can wear to everything has never gone out of style – but that hasn’t stopped designers trying to pull it off its pedestal
The non-colour may convey notions of innocence and idealism, but it can also denote a darker side
Dressing up – at balls, fetes and simply for fun – has long provided Britons of all classes with a creative outlet
Throughout the ages, and for better or worse, the clothes men have worn have been absolutely crucial, writes Rosalind Jana
