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Glass reviews Billy Monk’s photographs of the outcasts of apartheid at The Container in Tokyo

Glass reviews Billy Monk: Defiance and Decadence Under Apartheid at The Container in Tokyo, and discusses the exhibition with its

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Glass previews Eiji Ohashi’s solo show at Galerie &co119, Paris

VENDING machines in Japan, a postwar phenomenon, can now be found everywhere, not only in cities such as Tokyo and

Little Girl Lost – Glass interviews Korean-American filmmaker So Yong Kim

Korean-American filmmaker So Yong Kim mines her past to make movies about girls left adrift by adults THE girls in

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The mystic lens – the influence of religion on photography

The Mystic Lens – Glass explores the influence of religion on photography with the world’s most famous (sometimes infamous) photographers

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Stylish revolt – how post-modernism broke with the past by borrowing from it

A Stylish Revolt – Post-modernism broke with the past by borrowing from it in irreverent ways. Peter Yeoh discusses the

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The passion of Tomas

Fashion is not all glitz and glamour. While its primary concern is to give us a veneer of beauty, fashion

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Changing Cerruti

[slideshow_deploy id=’32064′] No one can be the new (or next) Nino Cerruti. Nor should anyone try to be. The dashing

The artful dresser

[slideshow_deploy id=’31451′] At an art opening, a man gets to shed his work uniform and wear groovy clothes, and, for

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Being human – Glass meets Christopher Anderson, one of the Magnum Photos collective’s rising stars

Being human – Glass meets Christopher Anderson, one of the Magnum Photos collective’s rising stars Christopher Anderson, one of the


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