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Burberry launches series in honour of The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee

June 1, 2022

Art, Fashion, Glass Celebrates, News, Sustainability

AS AN official platinum partner of The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Pageant this June, Burberry presents a collection of installations, artwork, and accessories to commend Her Majesty’s 70 years of service. Burb...

Victoria and Albert museum announces Gabrielle Chanel exhibition in 2023

Ben Sanderson

May 30, 2022

Exhibitions, Fashion, News

THE Victoria and Albert museum have announced an exhibition dedicated to the life and work of Gabrielle Chanel next year. The show documents the evolution of her fashion design and the establishment of one of t...

Glass speaks to trailblazing artist Rita Keegan

Charlie Newman

May 27, 2022

Art, Feature

The bigger picture – the trailblazing artist Rita Keegan shares life lessons on creativity, style and letting your hair down with Glass OF Caribbean and Canadian descent and born in the Bronx in 1949, the...

In the Black Fantastic opens at the Hayward Gallery this June

Alicia Tomkinson

May 24, 2022

Art, Avant Art, Exhibitions, News, Photography

IN the Black Fantastic is the UK's first major exhibition celebrating the work of black artists at the Hayward Gallery, London. The show aims to capture alternative realities surrounding racial injustice, thro...

Cornelia Parker Perpetual Canon 2004 Collection of Contemporary Art Fundación “la Caixa”, Barcelona © Cornelia Parker

Cornelia Parker show opens at Tate Britain

Alicia Tomkinson

May 19, 2022

Art, Exhibitions, Feature, Photography

TATE BRITAIN has opened its first, large-scale exhibition of Cornelia Parker’s work, curated by Andrea Schlieker. The renowned, contemporary British artist is best known for taking everyday objects and transfor...

Belmond launches art partnership with Galleria Continua

Imogen Clark

May 17, 2022

Art, News

LUXURY travel pioneer Belmond has launched an exciting new art partnership with Galleria Continua named Mitico. The aim of this project is to celebrate and spotlight four artists across their locations in Italy...

Glass reviews the Walter Sickert retrospective at Tate Britain

Charlie Newman

May 13, 2022

Art, Exhibitions, Feature

TATE Britain’s retrospective on artist Walter Sickert is a beacon of hope, a reminder of the power and importance of empathy amongst the polarised world we find ourselves in today. Sickert was born in 1860 i...

Rachel with Rousseau's 'Surprised' outside her flower shop © Siri Taylor

The National Gallery showcases Pictures Around Cromer – the first exhibition of images of paintings that can be downloaded for free

Julie Heinisch

May 11, 2022

Art, Exhibitions, News

THE Nation Gallery has created the first exhibition, titled Pictures around Cromer, where images of the gallery’s paintings can be downloaded for free. Covering around 30 life-size replica artworks, Pictures Ar...

Dior Nuit Romaine film © Noemi Ottilia Szabo

Dior presents their new film – Nuit Romaine

Julie Heinisch

April 29, 2022

Art, Cinema, Culture, Fashion, Film, News

LUXURY fashion Maison Dior has released a new film, titled Nuit Romaine, celebrating Christian Dior’s and Maria Grazi Chiuri’s shared love for dance. As a collaboration between the House of Dior, the French Emb...

V&A museum releases their new film – Creativity. It’s what makes us

Julie Heinisch

April 28, 2022

Art, Culture, Film, News

THE Victoria and Albert Museum has revealed a new creative campaign showcasing and celebrating its beloved South Kensington site. Directed by Georgia Hudson, the film follows a mannequin as it discovers incr...

Glass visits Ocean Space at the Venice Biennale

Olga Petrusewicz

April 22, 2022

Art, Feature

AT THIS year’s Venice Biennale, the most prestigious international showcase for contemporary art, new projects by the South African artist Dineo Seshee Bopape and the Portuguese artist Diana Policarpo explore t...

Glass reviews Mike McCartney’s new book – Early Liverpool

Michele Kirsch

April 13, 2022

Art, Feature

LIVERPOOL the city of my mother’s birth and her parents before her, is in my blood. Its ugly beauty, its inability to (in older days) fix itself after heavy bombing in WW2, and later on, it’s place on the map v...

Maddox Gallery presents solo exhibition of Lefty Out There entitled Vivus II

Imogen Clark

March 23, 2022

Art, Exhibitions, News

FOR A limited time, London’s Maddox Gallery is presenting contemporary artist Lefty Out There’s solo exhibition Vivus II. The art embraces the bold designs the artist is renowned for and aims to reflect the mo...

London’s V&A presents new major exhibition Fashioning Masculinities: The Art of Menswear

Imogen Clark

March 23, 2022

Exhibitions, Fashion, News

CELEBRATING the power and diversity of what modern masculinity, London’s Victoria and Albert Museum is celebrating menswear in their new major exhibition Fashioning Masculinities: The Art of Menswear. Showca...

White Cube Paris x Michèle Lamy exhibition

Sweet Lust – White Cube Paris collaborate with Michèle Lamy on a new show

Julie Heinisch

March 11, 2022

Art, Exhibitions, News

WHITE Cube has announced their upcoming exhibition Sweet Lust at their Paris gallery co-curated by Michèle Lamy Sweet Lust, curated by Michèle Lamy and Mathieu Paris, White Cube Paris 4 March -30 April 202...

The V&A museum presents Fashion in Motion: Harris Reed

Julie Heinisch

March 4, 2022

Art, Exhibitions, Fashion, News

THE Victoria & Albert museum’s beloved Fashion in Motion series is returning with a focus on fashion designer Harris Reed. The exhibition offers a look into highlights from Reed’s collections during a speci...

Glass reviews the V&A’s Beatrix Potter: Drawn to Nature

Charlie Newman

March 2, 2022

Culture, Exhibitions, Feature

Children’s author Beatrix Potter has come full circle. Potter grew up on Bolton Gardens, a short walk from the South Kensington Museum, today the Victoria and Albert museum, where we can now find Potter’s studi...

Glass reviews Francis Bacon Man and Beast at The Royal Academy

Charlie Newman

February 16, 2022

Art, Feature

THE majority of retrospective exhibitions from blockbuster artists can often feel like entering a time capsule with rose tinted glasses on, wondering how groundbreaking it was for its time. However Francis B...

Tate Britain announces major Cornelia Parker show

Jamison Kent

February 9, 2022

Art, Exhibitions, News

TATE Britain will host the first major survey of English artist Cornelia Parker’s works in London. The exhibition will feature over 90 artworks and will debut in May 2022. Cornelia Parker, one of Britain’s l...

Glass reviews Antonia Showering’s Mixed Emotion at the Timothy Taylor Gallery

Charlie Newman

February 8, 2022

Art, Culture, News

IT IS commonly known that every time you revisit a memory you alter it in some way, embarking on a slightly different narrative each time you return to it. Since completing her Masters in Fine Art from the Slad...

Ka’a Body the first international exhibition of indigenous art from Brazil at Paradise Row Gallery

Olga Petrusewicz

January 12, 2022

Art, Feature

KA'A BODY: Cosmovision of the Rainforest is the first international exhibition of indigenous art from Brazil. Comprising of range of mediums: film, photography, painting, printmaking, sculpture and ot...