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Glass reviews Billy Monk: Defiance and Decadence Under Apartheid at The Container in Tokyo, and discusses the exhibition with its
VENDING machines in Japan, a postwar phenomenon, can now be found everywhere, not only in cities such as Tokyo and
Korean-American filmmaker So Yong Kim mines her past to make movies about girls left adrift by adults THE girls in
The Mystic Lens – Glass explores the influence of religion on photography with the world’s most famous (sometimes infamous) photographers
A Stylish Revolt – Post-modernism broke with the past by borrowing from it in irreverent ways. Peter Yeoh discusses the
Fashion is not all glitz and glamour. While its primary concern is to give us a veneer of beauty, fashion
[slideshow_deploy id=’32064′] No one can be the new (or next) Nino Cerruti. Nor should anyone try to be. The dashing
[slideshow_deploy id=’31451′] At an art opening, a man gets to shed his work uniform and wear groovy clothes, and, for
Being human – Glass meets Christopher Anderson, one of the Magnum Photos collective’s rising stars Christopher Anderson, one of the
Glass Guide to the Best Grooming Gifts for Father’s Day.
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The Quiet Power of Claudia Jessie
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Must See: Richard Mille’s New High Jewellery Watch – RM HJ-02
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