November, 2017 - The Glass Magazine

Glass In Motion Exclusive – A Glass Men Fashion Film starring Sean O’Pry by Cam Rose and Ssam Kim

November 10, 2017

American male supermodel Sean O'Pry looks good in Moooi x Gentle Monster sunglasses in a fashion film shot behind-the-scenes of his Glass Men cover shoot in New York. Photographed by Ssam Kim for the Patien...

The world’s first wedding department store opens in London

Amanda Bernstein

November 10, 2017

Architecture, Beauty, News, Shopping Guide

ONE Marylebone has become the permanent home to The Wedding Gallery, the world’s very first luxury-wedding department store, an impressive and beautifully curated two-floor 20,000 sq. ft. space, where prospecti...

Queen of Hoxton winter rooftop transforms into stunning Moroccan Medina

Lucy Wai

November 10, 2017

Dining, Food & Drink, News

FOR those who shudder at the thought of a white Christmas, the Queen of Hoxton has the perfect solution, transforming their rooftop bar into a Moroccan Medina until March 2018. Outside inspired by the Jardin M...

Glass meets genre and label-defying actor Noomi Rapace

Nicola Kavanagh

November 10, 2017

Culture, Feature

The girl who played with fire – Glass meets genre and label-defying actor Noomi Rapace NOOMI Rapace is a very atypical Hollywood star; she has no interest in courting the limelight, she prefers London to LA ...

Carved, Cast, and Constructed at Marlborough Fine Arts

Yasmin Bilbeisi

November 9, 2017

Art, Exhibitions, Feature

From Decimation to Reconstruction – Glass reviews Carved, Cast, and Constructed at Marlborough Fine Arts AS Britain carved a new identity for itself, cast aspersions on its former ideologies, and constructed...

Films by Douglas Gordon on show at The Gagosian, New York

Allie Nawrat

November 9, 2017

Art, Exhibitions, News

NEW York art gallery, The Gagosian, are opening an exhibition entitled back and forth and forth and back which includes two film works by Douglas Gordon, a renowned Scottish artist. The two films exhibited are ...

With Art in Mind – Zebra One Gallery’s exhibition exploring mental health

Allie Nawrat

November 9, 2017

Art, Exhibitions, Health, News

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WITH Art in Mind is a new show at the Zebra One Gallery, London, that explores mental health in the work of the world's major artists – both contemporary and long-established. The exhibition aims to focus on th...

David Zwirner to open their first gallery in Hong Kong

Allie Nawrat

November 9, 2017

Art, Exhibitions, News

DAVID Zwirner is opening a new gallery in Hong Kong at the start of 2018 this is in addition to the company’s current galleries in New York and London. Rendering of H Queen's building. Courtesy of H Queen. Th...

Glass embraces Puglian cuisine at the stunning Don Totu hotel

Ben Olsen

November 8, 2017

Europe, Feature, Italy, Travel

WEAVING through Puglia’s sunkissed countryside in autumn reveals its rich agricultural heritage, with swathes of crops – from olives and vines to pumpkins – and traditional trullo huts punctuating the landscape...

Glass interviews Dublin-born actor Ruth Bradley

Allie Nawrat

November 7, 2017

Culture, Feature, Film

RUTH Bradley is a Dublin-born actor best known for her roles in popular series Humans, Channel 4’s most successful drama in 20 years, and the BBC’s BAFTA award winning The Fall. She has had many TV roles inclu...

Waldorf Astoria to open first London hotel in Admiralty Arch, The Mall

Lucy Wai

November 6, 2017

News

WALDORF Astoria will add the historic Admiralty Arch to its portfolio of luxury hotels in 2022. Following extensive refurbishment that will preserve the features of this iconic landmark, Admiralty Arch Waldorf ...

Glass finds compelling reasons for visiting Athens

Sean Sheehan

November 6, 2017

Europe, Feature, Greece, Travel

Athenian Delights – Glass finds compelling reasons for visiting Athens IF you’re tired of Athens – someone might have said once – you’re tired of life. It was a city of renown two and a half thousand years a...

Glass reviews Harper’s Bazaar – 150 Years: the Greatest Moments

Ethan Long

November 4, 2017

Books, Culture, Feature

ONE of the important influences of Glass Magazine has been the work of the triumvirate of Marvin Israel, Ruth Ansel and Bea Feitler, the art directors of Harper’s Bazaar USA that so successfully captured the yo...

K1 Britannia Foundation continue their relief efforts in the Caribbean

Allie Nawrat

November 3, 2017

Culture, Human Rights, News

IN September, the Caribbean was devastated by two hurricanes, Hurricane Maria and Hurricane Irma, destroying the homes and livelihoods of thousands living in the region. In the aftermath of the hurricanes, isla...

Set sail with MS Koningsdam, Holland America Line’s art gallery cruise ship

Thomas Marrington

November 3, 2017

Art, Feature, Travel

IT would be reasonable to say that cruises have the unfair stereotype of being the domain of pensioners and families with young children. For Holland America Line, their newest ship MS Koningsdam represented a ...

Zelens introduce Z Balance Prebiotic & Probiotic Facial Mist

Caroline Simpson

November 2, 2017

Beauty, News

OUR understanding of the complex and fascinating relationship between gut health and general well-being (including mental) is increasing with an upswing in popularity of fermented drinks like kefir and kombuc...

Glass talks to artists Luisa Rabbia and Emma Hart about their shows at Collezione Maramotti, Italy

Stephanie Clair

November 2, 2017

Art, Exhibitions, Feature

FOR the last decade the Collezione Maramotti has showcased 20th century art to the public at the former Max Mara head office, in Reggio Emilia, in northern Italy. The original purpose-built brutalist structure ...

Celebrate Christmas with The Landmark London

Katrina Mirpuri

November 2, 2017

News, Travel

THE Landmark London has launched a special trio of masterclasses during the Christmas period to get you feeling festive and well prepared for Christmas. There is a choice of three classes consisting of cupcake ...

Artist Philippe Parreno opens his first solo exhibition in Mexico

Allie Nawrat

November 2, 2017

Art, Exhibitions, News

FRENCH artist Philippe Parreno is opening a new show at Museo Jumex in Mexico City. This exhibition is titled Le Levadura y El Anfitrión (The Yeast and The Host) and is Parreno’s first solo exhibition in Mexico...

Charitable bookings launch international recipe book

Allie Nawrat

November 2, 2017

Dining, Food & Drink, News

CHARITABLE bookings, an online fundraising platform that donates money for charity every time someone books a restaurant or a hotel through it, approaches chefs from the UK's best restaurants, private members c...

Magical Lantern Festival partners with three charities for 2017 launch

Allie Nawrat

November 2, 2017

Culture, News

THE annual Magical Lantern Festival has partnered with three charities for their 2017 London, Birmingham and Leeds festivals. The Magical Lantern Festival features an enormous Christmas lights installation, uni...

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