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Glass reviews Icons Portraits by Andy Gotts at Maddox Gallery, London

September 16, 2021

CONSIDERING photographer Andy Gotts has shot everyone from Hollywood greats – Harrison Ford, Michael Caine, Meryl Streep, to fashion royalty — Twiggy, Claudia Schiffer and Naomi Campbell, to music megastars — D...

Glass reviews Burgeon and Remain by Angela Heisch at the Pippy Houldsworth gallery

Charlie Newman

September 14, 2021

Art, Feature

NEW ZEALAND-born, Brooklyn-based artist Angela Heisch’s first UK solo exhibition, Burgeon and Remain, is a masterful and thought provoking debut. Created during the throws of lockdown in March 2021, Heisch...

Glass reviews The London Design Biennale

Charlie Newman

June 23, 2021

Design, Feature

WE ARE all jarringly well acquainted and accustomed to imagery of melting ice caps, shivering koalas and dry arid lands, whilst we sit cosily on the other side of the world, seemingly so far from this apocalypt...

Glass reviews Eileen Agar: Angel Of Anarchy at the Whitechapel Gallery

Charlie Newman

June 21, 2021

Art, Feature

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IT WAS reported last year that as a result of the pandemic, 78% UK job losses made were women's, leaving roughly 1.5 million women without an income. It feels potently apt that the Whitechapel Gallery have chos...

Glass reviews Jean Dubuffet at the Barbican

Charlie Newman

May 25, 2021

Art, Exhibitions, Feature

JEAN Dubuffet felt “pleased to see life in trouble.” One can’t help but think he would revel in the state we find ourselves in today. Over the course of last year, universally we have all been swept up in a wav...

Glass reviews Charlie Porter’s book What Artists Wear

Charlie Newman

May 12, 2021

Books, Fashion, Feature

ACCORDING to studies, we glance at art on average for 27 seconds, even less when admiring a strangers outfit on the street– and yet the visual power of both experiences can stay with us for a lifetime. If we we...

Glass reviews Liz West’s installation Hundreds and Thousands at the Greenwich Peninsula

Charlie Newman

April 19, 2021

Art, Feature

IF, LIKE British artist Liz West, you too have missed your “dose of culture and exploration” after a year in lockdown, look to Greenwich Peninsula’s 700 metre walkway, The Tide, to whet your artistic appetite. ...

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