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From the Glass Archive – Surrealist photographer and installation artist Sandy Skoglund talks to Glass

Flights of fancy – Surrealist photographer and installation artist Sandy Skoglund talks to Glass about green cats, the beauty of

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From the Archive – Glass interviews Wang Guangyi of the Political Pop movement

Artist of Wizardry – Wang Guangyi, China’s leading protagonist of the Political Pop movement, speaks candidly about his life, his

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From the Archive – Glass celebrates … Lanvin

LEGENDARY fashion house Lanvin bloomed from one mother’s love for her daughter. Since then, the rise and rise of Lanvin

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Glass investigates the rise of haute couture in China

Couture in China – Glass investigates the rise of couture in China and asks whether Asia could provide a lifeline

From the Glass Archive – we look at the work of the Red Cross

  Ray of hope – Humanitarian crises, fundraising during a recession and overcoming corruption? All in a day’s work for

Transforming lives through love

Inspirational photojournalist Stephen Shames talks to Glass about his astonishing career, the power of photography and making lemonade when you’re

Feeding the world

[slideshow_deploy id=’31822′] Every year people the world over are left to face the aftermath of disasters – natural and manmade.

Greats of choreography – passion of dance

  Dance is as indefinable as it is intangible. It is an intrinsic, visceral experience with no other purpose than

Larry Poons’ radical surface

[slideshow_deploy id=’31673′] Even the floor of Larry Poons’ Manhattan loft studio is thick with art. Thirty years of flinging paint


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