Exhibitions - The Glass Magazine

Glass interviews Mathew Burrows of Artist Support Pledge helping artists during Covid-19

April 6, 2020

Art, Avant Art, Exhibitions, Feature, Photography

THE hashtag #Artistsupportpledge has become a global movement to support artists struggling during Covid-19. The concept is simple – artists post pictures of their works for sale on Instagram using the hashtag...

Glass reviews Tate Gallery’s new video tours

Rosie Fitter

April 2, 2020

Art, Avant Art, Exhibitions, News

THE Tate galleries have announced the release of two new films offering audiences the chance to view the gallery’s latest exhibitions and works of art from home. The videos will be published on Tate’s websit...

Glass looks at Lehmann Maupin’s online viewing room for latest show – Power Wall

Rosie Fitter

March 31, 2020

Art, Avant Art, Culture, Exhibitions, Hong Kong, Human Rights, News, Photography

THE Lehmann Maupin gallery has launched an online viewing room for their latest exhibition in their Hong Kong gallery, Power Wall. The show includes works by South African artist Robin Rhode and Jamaican-born a...

Glass reviews Guggenheim Bilbao digital initiative for self isolation

Rosie Fitter

March 27, 2020

Art, Culture, Design, Exhibitions, News

FROM the comfort of your self-isolation, view the Guggenheim through the eyes of its employees. The Guggenheim Museum Bilbao have launched a digital initiative, featuring an exclusive view into the museum behin...

Glass reviews online exhibition at Hauser & Wirth of Louise Bourgeois Drawings 1947-2007

Rosie Fitter

March 25, 2020

Art, Exhibitions, News

IN these unprecidented times everything has moved online, including Hauser & Wirth’s latest show. The online exhibition of Louise Bourgeois Drawings 1947-2007 will be available directly from your screens. ...

Louis Vuitton Fondation announces Cindy Sherman exhibition

Cara Jenkins

March 10, 2020

Art, Exhibitions, Fashion, News

FOUNDATION Louis Vuitton has announced the most extensive Cindy Sherman exhibition to be presented in Europe over the last decade. Set to consist of 170 works spanning from 1975 to 2020, it will feature more th...

Musée Yves Saint Laurent Paris to showcase Betty Catroux exhibition

Cara Jenkins

February 6, 2020

Exhibitions, Fashion, Feature

DESCRIBED as the female incarnation of Yves Saint Laurent himself, the Musée Yves Saint Laurent Paris is set to pay homage to fashion icon Betty Catroux in celebration of her unique personality and androgynous ...

Glass encounters Francesco Clemente: Pastels at Levy Gorvy, London

Rowena Chiu

January 30, 2020

Art, Exhibitions, Feature

FRANCESCO Clemente: Pastels is a long-anticipated survey of the New York-based artist’s forty year oeuvre of pastel works on paper curated by Bill Katz. Entering the West Gallery of Levy Gorvy’s London space, v...

Ai Wei Wei’s latest exhibition explores 20 years of political tension

Hannah Crosbie

December 19, 2019

Art, Avant Art, Exhibitions, Feature

PERHAPS one of the most prolific Chinese artists (and most critical of its government) Ai Wei Wei has just made his mid-western debut in new exhibition Bare Life, a show in two parts with work spanning 20 years...

Fashion designer Mowalola’s Silent Madness exhibition launches at NOW Gallery

Cara Jenkins

December 18, 2019

Art, Exhibitions, Fashion, News

THIS winter, Nigerian-born fashion designer Mowalola has collaborated with NOW Gallery to present her fully immersive exhibition, Silent Madness. Having been awarded Best New Designer at the 2018 Milan Fashion ...

Art Basel Hong Kong announces its exhibitors for 2020

Hannah Crosbie

November 28, 2019

Art, Avant Art, Exhibitions, Feature

DESPITE nearly half a year of political unrest, international art lovers will be pleased to hear Art Basel Hong Kong has been confirmed for 2020; making it the art fair's eighth edition in Asia. Taking place ne...

Glass encounters Craigie Aitchison and the Beaux Arts Generation at Piano Nobile Gallery

Rowena Chiu

November 21, 2019

Art, Exhibitions, Feature

PERHAPS one of the most British of British painters, Craigie Aitchison entered the Slade School of Fine Art in the autumn of 1952, accompanied by his beagle named Somerset. Even as a student, Aitchison’s acute ...

Hysterical Gary Ward, Mayfair Phillips Gallery

Gary Card presents new exhibition, Hysterical, at Mayfair’s Phillips Gallery

Alicia Pountney

July 17, 2019

Art, Exhibitions, News

FANTASTICAL, dreamlike – renowned set designer and artist Gary Card transforms the Berkley Square Phillips Gallery into an immersive landscape with Hysterical, a selling exhibition, open this July. Card has bui...

Glass goes to Beyond the Streets – a graffiti and street art exhibition in Brooklyn, New York City

Emily Rae Pellerin

July 12, 2019

Art, Avant Art, Exhibitions, Feature

STREET art has always been political. A site-specific middle finger to The Man, a come-one-come-all exhibitionism, communicating for and on behalf of the populous. In bed with graffiti and guerrilla art, the st...

Sea Containers London partners up with Photo London

Lorna Tyler

May 14, 2019

Art, Exhibitions, News, Photography

SEA containers London will act as the official partner of Photo London for 2019. Acclaimed for its deep-rooted heritage in art and design, Sea containers will harness the creative talents of a number of the wor...

Glass reviews Gallery Weekend Beijing 2019

Viola Li

May 8, 2019

Art, Exhibitions, News

AT 798 District, located in Beijing’s Chaoyang district, the third edition of Gallery Weekend Beijing gathered 27 institutions and Galleries across four of the capital’s art districts to present numerous exhibi...

Glass takes a look at latest Louis Vuitton Objets Nomades

Charlie Navin-Holder

April 17, 2019

Design, Exhibitions, News

Anemona from Atelier Biagetti for Louis Vuitton Objets Nomades LOUIS VUITTON has debuted 10 new Objets Nomades pieces at the annual Milan furniture fair, Salone del Mobile, hosted at the Palazzo Serbelloni. Th...

Italian afternoon tea at Balioni Hotel London © DiegoDePol

Glass gets a double teatime treat with Baglioni Hotel London

Amanda Bernstein

March 12, 2019

Dining, Exhibitions, Food & Drink, News, Restaurants

FASHIONISTAS looking for their perfect fix after fashion week should look no further than an indulgent Italian afternoon tea at Baglioni Hotel London. This luxury five-star property, located just minutes away f...

Hauser & Wirth presents new show: Rita Ackermann, Brother and Sister

Hannah Valentine

January 31, 2019

Art, Exhibitions, Feature, News

HAUSER & Wirth is presenting a new exhibition by by artist Rita Ackermann, entitled Brother and Sister at its Zurich venue. With venues all over the world, Hauser & Wirth presents the work of emerging a...

Richard Saltoun Gallery announces new programme: 100% Women

Hannah Valentine

January 31, 2019

Art, Exhibitions, News

THE Richard Saltoun Gallery has announced its plans to dedicate a 12-month programme to portraying exclusively female artists. The Mayfair gallery’s website quotes some sobering statistics, revealing that on...

The Barbican announces its 2019 Exhibition Schedule

Hannah Valentine

January 16, 2019

Art, Culture, Exhibitions, Feature

THE Barbican has announced its 2019 exhibition programme, the focus of which will be its Life Rewired project which will explore what it means to be human in the face of overwhelming technological and scientifi...