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How Devon DeJardin elevates sculpture to the abstract form 

WITH TRANSCENDENT canvases harnessing the power of cultural symbolism, the artist speaks to Glass about the way spiritualism and abstraction have moulded his creative hallmark. Devon Jardin has the confidence to harness the best of an artist’s spirit with relish and depth. In fact, with his underlying thread of abstraction

Björk, A Retrospective at The Museum of Modern Art, New York

The Museum of Modern Art presents Björk, an eponymous retrospective dedicated to the mercurial singer, composer, and musician. Her work

Natural Histories at Gagosian Athens

Last Thursday, the opening of Natural Histories took place at Gagosian Athens, an inspirational exhibition of two painted bronze sculptures

Celebrating Harlem, NYC

The culture, music, art, people, food, and spirited overall vibe of uptown New York City’s Harlem neighbourhood are beckoning the

2015 New Museum Triennial to open this February

The only recurring exhibition in New York that spotlights contemporary early-career artists, the 2015 New Museum Triennial will be open

From the Glass Archive – Avant Art

From the Glass Archive – Avant Art We go back into the Glass magazine archive to revisit the work of

Glass reviews the Scottish artist’s latest show in Tokyo – A history of human folly at the heart of Jack McLean’s art

Glass reviews the Scottish artist’s latest show in Tokyo – A history of human folly at the heart of Jack

Chinese Whispers opens at The Fine Art Society

Drawing on layered themes of reproduction, questions of authorship and authenticity, Rob and Nick Carter’s witty Chinese Whispers exhibition at

The New Musuem’s Chris Ofili: Night and Day is extended

Chris Ofili’s oeuvre, in exhibition at the New Gallery in New York City, has been extended for a run until

Harmony Korine traverses boundaries of medium with exhibitions at Gagosian and St Barth’s Eden Rock

He is a famously raw filmmaker with a renown for skank and grit, for non-convention, for cinéma-vérité, for deep glimpses


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