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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

V&A to open UK’s first major Cartier exhibition in over 30 years next Spring

CARTIER is set to take over one of the V&A’s galleries next spring with the UK’s first major exhibition in

New exhibition dedicated to Giacomo Puccini shines a light on the composer’s legacy

Somewhere between Tosca and Turandot, the exhibition Puccini – Opera Meets New Media, recounts how the disruptive impact of old

Lauren Halsey transforms the Serpentine Gallery into a funk-filled oasis

THE SERPENTINE Gallery in London will be exhibiting emajendat, the first-ever UK exhibition by the acclaimed Los Angeles-based artist Lauren

Haegue Yang’s Leap Year exhibition set to open at Hayward Gallery

THE HAYWARD Gallery is set to host Leap Year, an exhibit by the acclaimed artist Haegue Yang, from 9 October

Nan Goldin new work opens at Gagosian, New York

A SHOW of new work by artist Nan Goldin entitled You never did anything wrong opens in New York this

L’Or de Dior exhibition lands at the Guardian Art Centre, Beijing

SHOWCASING a spectacle of gold at the Guardian Art Centre in Bejing, Dior is presenting a special exhibition titled L’Or

Dior celebrates the Olympic Games with an exhibition at Café de La Galerie

IN CELEBRATION of the Olympics and Paralympics Games Paris 2024, which begins today, Dior has teamed up with Café de

Cavallerizza di Piazzale Verdi to host exhibition of revered artist Antonio Canova

NESTLED in the heart of Lucca, the exhibit features 12 exclusive sculptures that define the artist’s practice. The exhibition Antonio

Glass speaks to curator and artist Yutaka Inagawa on his new exhibition

FROM dynamic multi-layered mixed-media installations to AI-generated digital realms, Yutaka Inagawa is no stranger to subverting traditional art-world norms. Now,


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