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Yohji Yamamoto, whose clothing designs revolutionised the sartorial codes of the late 20th century, reveals to Peter Yeoh his
Glass reviews the Scottish artist’s latest show in Tokyo – A history of human folly at the heart of Jack
The Glass Archive presents the second in a special three-part series – The unflinching lens Part three: Monochromatic memories Nobuyoshi
The Glass Archive presents the second in a special three-part series – The unflinching lens Part two Bodyscapes Nobuyoshi Araki,
The Glass Archive presents a special three-part series – The unflinching lens Nobuyoshi Araki, Eikoh Hosoe and Daido Moriyama, three
SANAA Lausanne, Switzerland Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa are carrying out a quiet revolution. Through their firm SANAA the Japanese
[slideshow_deploy id=’15107′] Hiroshi Sugimoto has made his name as a chronicler of time immemorial. His photography emerges from and
The polymorphous art of Sterling Ruby embraces paradox, confounds expectations, and defies easy categorisation. Yet at the same time his
I came to Godfrey Reggio’s films late. I only saw his career-making masterpiece, Koyaanisqatsi, last year, by chance, at 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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