China on my mind
Contemporary Chinese artists track the growing contradictions and conflicts between old and new China, testing the perimeters between traditional and contemporary art, whilst all the time explorin...
A new dimension
I don’t think there is anything quite as inspiring as the great outdoors, particularly when its multifaceted appeal isn’t just limited to the organic forms of the environment itself but also its h...
Graff presents the Rhythm Collection
The latest offering from fine jewellery house Graff is a dramatic and vivacious collection of standout pieces. Inspired by the energy of music, an immense sense of movement and rapture is captures within each p...
Inside the White Cube – Jack Greer, Alex da Corte and Augustus Thompson
The White Cube continues its presentation of the work of artists under the age of 40 from the US in the North Gallery of its Bermondsey space.
This exhibition is part of Inside the White Cube, a programme prof...
The icon and the iconoclasts – celebrating the monogram
In the eyes of many, it’s the most instantly recognisable icon in fashion history. With the power to conjure a preconception in the most distant of fashion followers, the omnipresent Louis Vuitton monogram is u...
Frieze New York 2014
A spinoff from the original London contemporary art fair, Frieze New York pitched its tent in Randall’s Island for its third year this May. In a city saturated with art fairs, where people have seen it all ...
Nicholas Pope at Richard Saltoun Gallery, London
Despite his disappearance from the art scene due to illness, one of the most notable contemporary artists of the British art world is back with a solo exhibition. Australian-born Nicholas Pope is curren...
Viewpoints of Venice: Espace Louis Vuitton Venezia presents Sguardi Incrociati a VeneziaÂ
The third exhibition installment at Louis Vuitton’s  Espace Venezia will present an cultural clash of the work of Japanese manga artist Jirô Taniguchi (b. 1957) and photographer and set designer Mariano Fortuny...
Alexander Calder at Gagosian Gallery, London and New York
Gagosian Gallery is presenting a two part exhibition of Alexander Calder’s gouache paintings in New York and London. Calder sought to capture the constant motion of life with kinetic sculptures, and is credited...
A fusion of fine art and luxury gaming – Alexandra Llewellyn
Luxury games board designer Alexandra Llewellyn has collaborated with fine artist Miranda Donovan to create an exclusive new limited edition backgammon board, launching at the Clerkenwell Collection on July 2.
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Culture clash exchange
When Glass found out that one of the most well-regarded international artists, Jacky Tsai, was soon to debut his first solo exhibition at London’s Scream Gallery, we knew we had to have an exclusive behind-th...
Glass catches up with Ophelia Lovibond – a young star of the new Sky Atlantic comedy series Mr Sloane
Born in the ‘80s but yearning for the 1960s, Ophelia Lovibond has found her perfect part playing the carefree and exotic San Francisco hippie in the new Sky Atlantic comedy Mr Sloane. With her striking accent a...
Skullpture – death becomes them
Established in 2013, by art director Louise Batey, who has worked for clients such as Jaeger and BMW and photographer and former make-up guru Gozra Lozano, whose clients include Alexander McQueen, Vivienne West...
Stylish renovations for Pullman Paris Montparnasse
Pullman Paris Montparnasse is proud to unveil its new look after 18 months of renovations. The hotel, ideally located on the Rive Gauche and just a stone’s throw away from Montparnasse train station, offers gue...
Michael Schmidt wins this year’s Prix Pictet prize
German photographer Michael Schmidt has won this year’s Prix Pictet prize, a photography prize aiming to highlight work by leading photographers which exposures the most pressing social and environmental challe...
Ai Weiwei show opens at the Lisson Gallery, London
The Chinese cultural arbiter, and conceptual artist, Ai Weiwei goes into the theme of social changes and the myopia of the Chinese culture once again at his new show at Lisson Gallery.
Forever is a monument...
Capturing light
Hiroshi Sugimoto has made his name as a chronicler of time immemorial. His photography emerges from and lives in the interstices of personal and collective memory, as part of what he calls “the hist...
Rome comes alive with exclusive cinematic tour
Rome Cavalieri, Waldorf Astoria Hotels and Resorts, has created a brand new cinematic tour, featuring the most iconic and picturesque historic Roman landmarks, as featured in the 2014 Oscar award-winning movie...
The 2014 Catlin Art Prize and Visitor Vote winners are announced
Celebrating its eighth year, the 2014 Catlin Art Prize has been awarded to the emerging artist Neil Raitt. The prize which provides a platform to the UK’s most promising art graduates is curated by Justin Hamm...
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The hallowed name of the house of Chanel could in itself be a synonym for rapture. Few maisons have managed to inspire such legions of loyal fans. Fewer still can cause hysteria simply with the introduction of ...
Modern vintage at The House of Peroni
Back again for a third Season, Londoners can immerse themselves in the very best of contemporary Italian style and culture as The House of Peroni takes residency in London's Lincoln's Inn Fields.
Inspired by...