Glass speaks to Luka Sabbat
All that glitters is not gold …
Glass speaks to Luka Sabbat about his rise to internet fame, his power to influence and whether he thinks social media is the apotheosis of consumer society
ON THE evening ...
Glass talks to British Ghanaian boxing sensation Joshua Buatsi
This, that and all of the in-between – Glass talks to British Ghanaian boxing sensation Joshua Buatsi about his reputation in and out of the ring, his early years in Accra, and how Croydon is the capi...
Glass meets the K-pop supergroup Day6
Anything goes – Glass meets K-pop boyband Day6 – the supergroup that isn’t afraid to push boundaries
If you were to ask K-pop group Day6 what the perfect formula for a boyband is, they would have a...
Gucci and the Kering Foundation ask you to #StandWithWomen
THIS global pandemic stretches beyond the virus itself. Women of all ages are being affected worse than men, as the underlying gender inequalities across the globe are rising, especially violence against women....
Glass meets Luke Hemmings – lead singer of Five Seconds of Summer
Young blood – Glass meets Luke Hemmings, lead singer of Five Seconds of Summer, someone who isn’t afraid of breaking with convention
IT’S BEEN over eight years since Five Seconds of Summer first shook up the...
Glass speaks to William Jackson Harper – star of The Good Place
Expect the unexpected – Glass Man speaks to William Jackson Harper, star of The Good Place, on decision making, belief and finding success at the perfect time
For someone who considers himself to be quite s...
Glass selects some of the best books for spring
SPRING has begun to emerge in different ways across the country. It’s my favourite season, mainly because of its anticipatory energy, a promise of the coming heat. Despite the difficulties of lockdown, it’s har...
Glass reviews White Riot – Rubika Shah’s film about the Rock Against Racism movement
“We want rebel music, street music. Music that breaks down people’s fear of one another. Crisis music. Now music. Music that knows who the real enemy is. LOVE MUSIC. HATE RACISM.” - Rock Against Racism statemen...
De Beers donates $200,000 to support women’s shelters
THE De Beers Group announced their donation of $200,000 split equally to four of their partner countries Botswana, Canada and Namibia and South Africa in aid of women's shelters and to support organisations lin...
The Glass guide to the top 10 long films to watch in isolation
SOMETIMES one film just isn’t enough, especially when you have a lot of free time on your hands, but maybe it can be with the latest Glass Guide. Ranging from 152 minutes to 572 minutes, we have selected the to...
Earth Perspectives, Olafur Eliasson’s new participatory artwork for Earth Day with the Serpentine Gallery
AS part of the Serpentine Gallery’s Back to Earth initiative, Olafur Eliasson’s new artwork is open to all for Earth Day. Eliasson’s new participatory artwork, Earth Perspectives reflects on the co-existence o...
The second in our series on meditative art – Glass profiles Walter De Maria’s Large Red Sphere at the Türkentor
GLASS presents the second in our online series on meditative art installations from across the world.
The Türkentor in Munich is a neoclassical gatehouse in grounds that were formerly the Prinz-Arnulf barrac...
Phillips announce spring series of online-only auctions
LEADING auctioneers of 2oth-century and contemporary works of art, Phillips, have announced a series of online auctions for Spring 2020 following the outbreak of Covid-19.
Beginning on April 8, Phillips will...
The National Gallery tells the Easter story through a virtual portal
DISCOVER the Easter Story told through the paintings, now online, in the National Gallery Collection. Although communal Easter festivities are on hold for the moment, you can relive the story of the Passion of ...
Serpentine Gallery announces programme of online projects
ALTHOUGH the gallery buildings are closed and live programmes now suspended, the Serpentine Gallery’s work continues with a series of online exhibitions, live broadcasts and a new podcast. With a whole host of ...
The Glass guide to the top ten films by Hong Kong directors to watch while in self-isolation
10. The Killer (1989), directed by Hark Tsui
Hong Kong has produced its own repertoire of gangster films, but few combine such moving and thrilling themes as The Killer. The film entails the journey of...
Glass looks at Lehmann Maupin’s online viewing room for latest show – Power Wall
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...
Cartier Announces the 21 Finalists of the 2020 Edition of the Cartier Women’s Initiative
THE French luxury jewellery and watch brand Cartier have announced their Women’s Initiative 2020 finalists. An initiative set up by Cyrille Vigneron, President and CEO of Cartier International,“paving the way f...
Glass reviews Guggenheim Bilbao digital initiative for self isolation
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...
The Glass guide to the best podcasts during self-isolation
KEEPING yourself occupied while being urged to stay at home is a task not taken lightly in the current social climate. Finding distracting things to do can be a challenge when you are restricted to the four wal...