#heritage

#heritage

At Hermès, every object speaks. They bear witness to a long history of patience, inspiration, and precise gestures, interwoven with joyful encounters and curious anecdotes. They tell the story of a family house and the people who make it up, from the artisans to the boutique staff, not to mention the customers! They represent the lively and bold side of creation, always striving to reinvent itself without ever repeating itself.

Weiwei's Coloured Vase project challenges the concepts of tradition and value, transforming ancient pottery through modern commercial imagery, thus questioning what society chooses to preserve.

The Grade II listed stone gateway into Battersea Park, dating back to 1891, has been damaged by a truck, resulting in broken stonework and a displaced wrought iron gate.

Venice Beach's bohemian vibe and canals are an almost perfect replica of Venice, Italy. Developed in 1905, the canals of this coastal Los Angeles neighborhood were designed to look like those in Venice.

"St Mary's in Camden has been awarded just under £640,000 to carry out urgent repairs to the building. This funding will address the most immediate work needed on the West Front."

At least this bag of hot air serves a purpose.” Another protester waved a banner saying “Scotland is already great,” a riff off Trump's “Make America Great Again” slogan.

The Grade I listed North Wing at Barts Hospital, built in 1730-32, will open after extensive restoration work, welcoming the public beginning October 6, 2025.

The exhibition, Next Stop, at the Tower Hamlets Local History Library and Archives, showcases the evolution of transport in East London over 900 years.

The floating bicycle bridge glides elegantly across the pond, symbolizing a connection between nature, heritage, and the future in the landscape shaped by coal mining.

President Trump stated that the Washington football franchise should revert to the Redskins name, highlighting public desire for it and expressing concern over heritage loss among Native Americans.

St. Peter's Church, known locally as "the black church," stands in the heart of Thetford and dates to the 14th century, recognized as a Grade II listed site.

The black shirt design is a respectful nod to City's early years, a significant symbol of the club's origin story. It is fitting to see that legacy honoured through a modern interpretation.

The Ebenezer Hancock House, built in 1767, is the only remaining property in Boston associated with founding father John Hancock and is rich in historical significance.

Chrys Kefalas unveils his favorite Mediterranean flavor, Yia Mas, at the opening of Yala Greek Ice Cream in Georgetown, reflecting his heritage and memories of Rhodes.

The magnificent cedar tree from Lebanon, dating back to the 1720s, starred in The Beatles' 1966 music video for 'Rain', where the Fab Four filmed sitting on its branches.

The ruins of the first Londinium basilica were discovered under an unremarkable road in the City, offering deeper insights into how the city functioned two millennia ago.

Dating back to the 15th century, an annual event involves young locals climbing into the mountains at dawn to round up wild horses.

The renewed Ribena identity features a revitalized wordmark and icon design, ensuring both modern appeal and preservation of the brand's iconic heritage.

Kings Beach, cherished by the queer community, faced a rejection for heritage site status, igniting backlash over its cultural significance and ongoing struggles for recognition.

The recent excavation has revealed a polychrome mosaic floor dating back to the 1st century B.C., showcasing intricate geometric designs and painted accents.

This latest version builds on that legacy by maintaining the shoe's signature profile while enhancing it with carefully curated materials that speak to elevated taste and versatile wear.

Visitors to the Giant's Causeway are damaging the site by wedging coins into the basalt columns, which causes the rocks to stain and crumble.

"The truth is that there are no more children, no more voices. No life. The only sound is made by the bees and the birds."

Josie Vallely, performing as Quinie, creates an impressive blend of traditional Scots songs, drawing from her ancestors and combining varied musical influences.

My mum was never forthcoming with any information about my father, she made it very clear that I was a bitter reminder of the man she loved and lost.