About a girl
Glass is talking music with 28-year-old actress Jill Winternitz, but it’s not all musical theatre from the female lead of Irish playwright Enda Walsh’s Once, based on a much-loved, low-budget indi...
Fringe! Queer Art &Film Fest: Out in the Night (Blair Dorosh-Walther, 2014)
The four women who all served prison-time aplenty
Quite possibly the jewel in this Festival’s crown, Blair Dorosh-Walther’s tough and compassionate documentary chronicles the experiences of four black lesbia...
Fringe! Queer Art & Film Fest: Queer Sci-fi II
The mysterious pink-robed men
This assortment of films is a very mixed bag. We kick off with a prelude that features as its main aural hook an unprecedentedly catchy gospel version of Incy Wincy Spider. As w...
Fringe! Queer Art & Film Fest: Frenzy: A Riot Decade / There’s A Dyke In The Pit
A still from Jill Reiter’s Super 8-filmed short film Frenzy
This collection of short films in Fringe! Queer Art & Film Festival – some in the afternoon, some late in the evening – comprises curiously (un...
Egon Schiele: Portraits at NYC’s The Neue Galerie
One of the most distinguished pieces of The Neue Galerie’s collection is Gustav Klimt’s Adele Bloch-Bauer I, an innocuously looming portrait of the wife of one of Klimt’s greatest benefactors, sitting pleasant ...
Stunning southern Africa – Glass discovers the natural wonders of southern Africa beyond South Africa
Stunning southern Africa – Glass discovers the natural wonders of southern Africa beyond South Africa
Zambia is home to one of the seven natural wonders of the world, which it shares with neighbouring Zimbab...
New lobby design for Swissôtel, Zurich
Swissôtel, Zurich, has created a fusion of the traditional and the modern with the launch of their stylish new lobby-lounge.
Customer orientation was the clear focus of the project and is reflected in every...
From the beautiful to the sublime – Glass talks to British artist and filmmaker Isaac Julien
From the beautiful to the sublime – Glass talks to British artist and filmmaker Isaac Julien
Since his early career in the mid 1980s, British artist and filmmaker Isaac Julien has developed a visually compel...
Five decades of East London
When the name David Bailey is mentioned it usually is connected with high fashion and when the biggest names need to be photographed in a truly iconic way. In these three volumes, Bailey’s East End, he intr...
Discover The Road to Elysium via Heist Gallery
London’s enigmatic new gallery, Heist has kept up the pace since their recent launch with their latest exhibition, The Road to Elysium. A bold new group show that has collated the unique utopian visions of a se...
Starstruck
If we’ve ever felt spurred to revisit any one of the rising talents that Glass has interviewed over the past few months, Christina Chong is certainly going to be one of them. Great things are on t...
Nam June Paik at Tate Modern
This autumn Tate Modern showcases Nam June Paik, an exhibition with works from all the phases of the Korean artist’s career featuring key artworks to draw on the complexity of his ideas.
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New Model Army – Glass meets Phoebe Summer
Name: Phoebe Summer
Agency: Profile Model Management
Age: 18
Hometown: Farnham, Surrey
1. How did you become a model?
I was scouted by a few agencies at the age of 13 so Mum took me to a fe...
Air, land and sea
Imagine a tour of Antwerp that ignores Belgium’s finest Gothic cathedral, the diamond district and Rubens. Imagine a tour that focuses only on contemporary, cutting-edge art. At the same time, keep in mind that...
Weaving the fabric of dreams
Bottega Veneta became an icon of luxury, not with logos or celebrity publicity stunts, but by their innovative designs, noted above all else for their timelessness and elegance. Now Bottega Veneta seeks to ...
Women for Women International do fashion for a good cause
Fendi
Antonio Berardi
Alexander McQueen
Stella McCartney
From today Women for Women International will begin their partnership with high-end store Browns, commencing with a designer charity auction set to g...
Keeping it together – Glass meets actor Yasmin Paige an acting career and university life
Originally from London, Yasmin Paige’s career in acting started at a young age on stage and the small screen with her appearances on The Sarah Jane Adventures and Secret Life. In 2010, Yasmin also gai...
Roger Law ceramics at Sladmore Contemporary and talk at the British Museum
This month, former puppet-maker and TV satirist Roger Law’s witty and delicate ceramic creations are on display at Sladmore Contemporary, London and he will also be talking about his work in pottery at the Brit...
Constructing worlds: photography and architecture in the modern age
Constructing Worlds sprawls over two floors at the Barbican and unites 18 photographers from across the global signposting a journey that charts the relationship between architecture and photography. There ...
In love and war – Glass talks to Sabrina Bartlett about her role in the epic WWI series – The Passing Bells
Actor Sabrina Bartlett graduated from the Guildford School of Acting only last year but she’s already notched up an impressive resume appearing in Doctor Who, Suspects, and Holby City. The London nati...
Nominations for the Moët British Independent Film Awards 2014 announced
Nominations for the Moët British Independent Film Awards have been announced today by Jared Harris, an actor best known for his role as Lane Pryce in AMC drama Mad Men. Taking place on 7 December, the...