Despite new tax regimes unsettling its rich, London’s private philanthropy landscape has gained two promising additions this month. In a grand Georgian townhouse on Bedford Square, YDP (Yan Du Projects) sees the eponymous Chinese patron launch an exhibition venue and artist residency for Asian and Asian diasporic art. A 15-minute walk away, behind a neo-Baroque façade in Fitzrovia, is Ibraaz: a space for art of the “global majority”, funded by the Tunisian-Swiss investment banker Kamel Lazaar and run by his daughter, the curator and former Sotheby’s specialist Lina Lazaar.