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Stephanie Clair

The London EDITION Hotel celebrates the RAW Wine Fair

AHEAD of London’s fifth RAW wine fair, which opens next week, France’s only female Master of Wine Isabelle Legeron has

Prints for Refugees – Glass meets photographer and founder Mark Sherratt

Prints for Refugees – Glass meets photographer and founder Mark Sherratt, to talk print sales and find out more behind

From Lloyd Webber to War and Peace: Jessie Buckley speaks to Glass

Growing up in a musical family, there’s no surprise that Jessie Buckley started acting at an early age. Recently finishing

Art as shelter at The House of St Barnabas

[slideshow_deploy id=’33498′] Looking for, and exploring how language develops through interactions has acted as the cornerstone for Hester Reeve’s contribution

Damien Hirst or Ai Weiwei? Debating with London Art Studies

[slideshow_deploy id=’32841′] Responding to the growth in popularity but perhaps a lack of confident understanding of art, Kate Gordon has

The New Concrete: Visual Poetry in the 21st Century

[slideshow_deploy id=’32451′] Born from post-war socio-political shifts, visual poetry has been a movement of dramatic rise and quick decline in

Between rebellion and beauty – Glass talks to Camille Blatrix, the Prix d’Enterprise Ricard-winning artist whose first UK solo show opens at MOSTYN, Wales.

Processing tensions between the self, memory and rebellion through his work, Camille Blatrix’s solo show at MOSTYN in Llandudno aims

Living in suburbia – Glass reviews S.M.A.K. gallery, Ghent, show of work by American photographer, Larry Sultan

Living in suburbia – Glass reviews S.M.A.K. gallery, Ghent, show of work by American photographer, Larry Sultan Transporting audiences to

Experimental dining experience The Waldorf Project returns with Chapter Three/FUTURO

Developing and converging the genres of gastronomy, art and performance, The Waldorf Project directed by British artist Sean Rogg is


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