LFW SS15: Tom Ford
Tom Ford’s SS15 brings back late-‘90s glam rock style, with an updated dark but bewitching vibe, in his elegant show. Rough, dark and sensual expressed through the primarily black and transparent garments in th...
LFW SS15: Mother of Pearl
This season Mother of Pearl expanded their sport-luxe aesthetic to include more sophisticated garments as well as launching their very first bag collection. Interacting strongly with the arts world, the collect...
LFW SS15: Hunter Original
In a show held by the side of a swimming pool in West London, Hunter Original SS15 created a unique spectacle. Developing this aquatic theme, hints of chlorine hues were blended with a digital projection by the...
LFW SS15: Vivienne Westwood Red Label
Once again the high princess of punk Vivienne Westwood bravely speaks her mind dedicating her SS15 collection to Scottish independence. The sizzling collection comprised of classy feminine designs was mainly...
LFW SS15: Joseph
Joseph SS15 gave us a collection where luxurious sport meets ethereal minimalism. Denim, leather and silk on loose silhouettes epitomise effortlessly sporty-chic and easily wearable pieces.
Knitted covetable...
LFW SS15: Christopher Raeburn
On Friday, Christopher Raeburn’s SS15 show was a refreshingly tranquil dive into textural, lightweight, sheer and silk fabrics filled up with planes fly sounds before the “take off” enhancing the idea of modern...
LFW SS15: Sibling
Avant-garde crochet and ruffles meets graphic sequins patterns at Sibling SS15. Stomping down the runway in oversized black, red and white bows in collaboration with milliners Bernstock Spiers, with perspex jew...
NYFW SS15: Baja East
With their SS15 Baja East line launched at a beautifully staged inaugural runway show, the co-founders Scott Stundenberg and John Targon tell us a story through their garments grounded in “loose luxury”, being...
Imogen Belfield at the British Fashion Council’s Rock Vault LFW
Once again, Imogen Belfield’s covetable jewellery sculptures, will be on display in the Designer Showrooms during London Fashion Week 2015, this September, being one of the ten designers who have been...
BMW Tate Live: Up Hill Down Hall, An indoor carnival
This weekend a new performance commission Up Hill Down Hall: An Indoor Carnival takes place at Τate Modern. The commission is a collaboration in which contemporary artists engage with Carnival by translating th...
After Dark – winning robots at Tate Britain
Tate Britain announced this week After Dark, the winning project of the IK Prize 2014, a newly annual prize which aims to transform digital innovative ideas into new ways of discovering art and widens its audie...
A walk through British Art – Pre-Raphaelites return to Tate Britain
John Everett Millais’s Ophelia has returned this week to Tate Britain this week, after being included in a two-year international tour interacting in different contexts and cultures which attracted an audience ...
Tate announces 2015 highlights
The highlights of the Tate’ s2015 exhibition programme has been announced. Among them are retrospectives of work by groundbreaking sculptors Alexander Calder and Barbara Hepworth, alongside masterpieces by pro...
Lydia Yee announced New Chief Curator at Whitechapel Gallery
Lydia Yee has been appointed the New Chief Curator at London’s Whitechapel Gallery. Joining the over-a-century-old gallery and working closely with the Director Iwona Blazwick, Ms Yee will guide a broad program...
Artists’ Film International show at Whitechapel Gallery, London
This summer, the Whitechapel Gallery hosts a showcase of artists’ films from around the world for Artists’ Film International, a touring programme of film, video and animation.
The Italian artist Yuri Ancara...
To Be Or Not To be – Giulio Paolini at Whitechapel Gallery, London
This July, the Whitechapel Gallery presents To Be Or Not To Be an exhibition featuring key works from the Renaissance to the present day by the Italian artist Giulio Paolini.
The exhibition is comprised of p...
Alibis – Sigmar Polke at Tate Modern
This autumn, Tate Modern presents Alibis, an exhibition bringing together works by the German experimental artist, Sigmar Polke. The show embraces the work spanning the five decades of Polke’s career – among th...
The universal language of music explored at Plisskën Festival 2014, Athens
Music is therapeutic in itself – it’s an explosive expression of emotions, and no matter what culture we are from, music does bring people together. This is precisely what happened over two nights on Plisskën F...
Reflections on PSYCHEDELIA, at CAN gallery, Athens
Based upon a much more minimalistic visual language, Reflections on PSYCHEDELIA at CAN Christina Androulidaki Gallery, Athens, explores issues of symbolism and spirituality such as faith, mythology, individual ...
Glass reviews Richard Avedon, Gagosian, Athens
Richard Avedon said, “Portraiture is performance. You can’t get at the thing itself, the real nature of the sitter, by stripping away the surface (…) All that you can do is manipulate that surface-gesture, cost...
A journey through cinema history – Twixt Two Worlds at Whitechapel Gallery, London
Pioneers of early cinema alongside leading contemporary artists are shown in a forthcoming show, the Twixt Two Worlds, at Whitechapel Gallery, this month.
Willia...