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Before the Smartphone: Susie Babchick on Corinne Day and the Unfiltered ’90s

TO CELEBRATE the opening of Tate Britain’s new The 90s: Art and Fashion exhibition, GLASS’ inaugural Picture Editor, Susie Babchick, looks back on her time at the beating heart of this scene as agent of the legendary photographer Corinne Day. Corrine Day & Susie Babchick. Photograph: Kerry Brown How did

Barbour Reimagines its Famous Tartan at the Saatchi Gallery for London Fashion Week

THIS London Fashion Week, Barbour is presenting Tartan Reimagined: The Barbour Way, an immersive exhibition taking over the ground floor

Impossible Intimacy: Cecilia De Nisco’s I’m Very Into You at VIN VIN Gallery 

“I’M INTERESTED in the moments just before something shifts, when calm starts to feel uncertain”, Vienna-based artist Cecilia De Nisco

Emma Richardson’s Solo Exhibition Is An Electric Exploration Of Desire  

Hotwire my Heart was the name of one of Emma Richardson’s degree show paintings and the name she used when

Family Fortunes: Liorah Tchiprout at Pippy Houldsworth 

The Family Katz 4 September – 3 October 2026  I first saw Liorah Tchiprout’s work in the Royal Academy of

The V&A Museum Celebrates the Burberry Trench in New Exhibition

ANNOUNCED earlier this week, a new exhibition celebrating Burberry and its renowned Trench Coat will take place at the Victoria

Becoming the Earth: Ana Mendieta at Tate Modern

“My art is the way I re-establish the bonds that unite me to the universe. It is a return to

Freya Tewelde’s Geometry of Elsewhere is a Transportive Exploration of Uncertainty 

FREYA Tewelde’s paintings are mesmerising swirls of colour, hypnotic portals to other worlds. Rather than tumbling into a new dimension,

Angela de la Cruz at Ikon Gallery: Upright is a Lesson in Resilience and Rebuilding 

NOW showing at Ikon Gallery in Birmingham, Upright is an exhibition of rarely seen works by Spanish artist Angela de

The Minds Behind Fabergé and Cartier: Rivals and Visionaries Unfold at Liang Yi Museum

ON THE 180 year old Hollywood Road, where antique shops jostle with crystal shops, a very specific kind of drama


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