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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 she first started gigging in her hometown of Southampton: “the title has history for me, and yet it also feels new and alive,” she explains. Now she’s using the same

Giorgio Armani to collaborate with Sarah Moon in new exhibition

KNOWN for her ethereal and otherworldly artistic imagination, photographer Sarah Moon will be working with Giorgio Armani for a new

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Armani launches film-making workshop Armani/Laboratorio again

CALLING all film devotees – Giorgio Armani has opened applications for the second edition of its filmmaking workshop, Armani/Laboratorio. This

The Watermill Center’s Annual Hamptons Bacchanal

The annual summer benefit and auction at Robert Wilson’s The Watermill Center is known for being a bit of a

Gucci’s newest ArtWalls feature Gucci Décor

GUCCI’S latest venture into the world of art comes in the form of its ArtWalls, eclectic murals found in cosmopolitan

Glass interviews Welsh photographer Dan Wood

OVER the past nine years Dan Wood has focused his image practice on Wales and the Welsh. Hailing from Bridgend

Louis Vuitton celebrates photography and architecture with #MyFLV

ARCHITECTURE and photography are intricately bound within Louis Vuitton’s brand ethos. Earlier this year in May, to celebrate the fourth

Glass talks shop with buying director of The Shop at Bluebird, Claire Miles

THE Shop at Bluebird has long been the ultimate destination for fashion lovers in the know. With its eclectic curations

Omega Her Time Exhibition Opens in Hong Kong

AFTER being showcased in fashion capitals all over the world, Omega’s Her Time is headed for its next destination, Hong

Preview of Frances Aviva Blane’s latest show – Broken Heads Broken Paint

BRITISH artist Frances Aviva Blane’s new solo exhibition Broken Heads Broken Paint opens in London this week. Unsurprisingly Blane is


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