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 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...
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...
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 ...
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...
You’d of had a hard time not being wooed by the wild artwork, accompanied  rather well with a grasping tribal soundtrack, on show on Wednesday evening at the THRIVE exhibition private view launch party which to...
In 1969, Dorothy Iannone and her lover, Swiss artist Dieter Roth, were scheduled to participate in Ausstellung der Freunde, an exhibition of contemporaries in Kunsthalle Bern. Prior to the opening, however,...
The Irish artist Richard Mosse has won the Deutsche Börse Photography Prize 2014 announced this week at the Photographers Gallery. Mosse was nominated for the prize for his show, The Enclave, which was exhibite...
The Museum of Art and Design in New York City will present a new exhibition to examine the interplay between photography and jewellery. Multiple Exposures: Jewelry and Photography will be the first museum exhib...
To have one creative career and achieve success is remarkable, to have two is practically unheard of – but for Nelson Santos that’s exactly what’s happening. Having made his name as a fashion designer, he has a...
Frieze Art Fair returned to New York City’s Randall’s Island for a third consecutive year. While 190 galleries from all over the world participated, the contemporary art fair was largely a North Atlantic affair...
The body has been a consistently prominent theme throughout art, and acts as a vehicle of exploration and expression for much of contemporary art today. At Frieze New York this year, Hauser and Wirth will prese...
Her legendary subjects are too numerous to mention. From Debbie Harry on the roof of her New York apartment, to Bob Marley on tour, to intimate portraits of the likes of  WH Auden and William Burroughs, Sim...
To celebrate the release of Cy Twombly’s Things, Gagosian Shop will hold a talk and book signing with author Kate Nesin. Cy Twombly  (1928-2011) is widely regarded as one of the most influential American artist...
The nominees for the Turner Prize 2014 have been unveiled at the Tate Britain. The shortlisted artists, competing for the 30th Turner Prize, are Duncan Campbell, James Richards, Ciara Phillips and Tris Vonna-Mi...
Glass is delighted to present the latest fashion film by Mitja Bozic. The Slovenian-born director says that the inspiration for Cracknrolla …were the graphic shapes found in this protected area on the coast of ...
In collaboration with Charlotte Olympia and Gagosian Gallery, Studio in a School presents Stepping Up for Art. This fashion and art exhibition directly benefits Studio in a School’s ongoing mission to provide v...
Gagosian will present three separate exhibitions and projects by Ed Ruscha in New York, including his participation in Frieze New York with a series of recent paintings.
On May 6, Ruscha’s first public commi...
You don’t go to a Jean Paul Gaultier exhibition just for the clothes. But my, aren’t they just something else? And upon entering the no- holds-barred Fashion World of Jean Paul Gaultier: From The Sidewalk to ...
Gagosian New York will present Shooters, an exhibition of recent paintings by Harmony Korine. Korine’s films merge fiction and reality, shaky footage with precise editing, seen in Kids (1995) and Spring Breaker...
Art doesn’t have to be pretty, it doesn’t even have to be something that you like, but it’s a pretty universally acknowledged truth that for art to be successful it has to be inspiring, none more ...