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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

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

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

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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