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Glass talks to artist Carola Dixon and Dominique Dahlstrom on GaiA

February 7, 2024

NEUROMANCER. A Space Odyssey. Colossus: The Forbin Project. The Matrix. Ex Machina. We have countless cultural examples of AI gone rogue – Orwellian dystopian worlds where artificial intelligence betrays the s...

Glass talks to British artist Gavin Turk

Oliver Krug

June 1, 2020

Art, Feature

Mind the trash – Glass talks to British artist Gavin Turk about his show Letting Go which explores the environmental consequences of human existence and what happened, and what needs to happen next GAVIN Tur...

Para Site Gallery Hong Kong launches new exhibition, Garden of Six Seasons

Rosie Fitter

May 8, 2020

Art, Exhibitions, News

PARA SITE have opened a large-scale group exhibition, the Garden of Six Seasons, taking place across several venues in Hong Kong. Curated by Cosmin Costinas, Executive Director and Curator at Para Site, the exh...

Glass interviews supermodel and environmentalist Vivien Solari

Emma Hart

January 17, 2020

Fashion, Feature

Fashion conscious – Glass meets supermodel Vivien Solari to discuss global warming, generating change and living environmentally clean as a supermodel WHILE a supermodel-environmentalist may not be something...

MFW SS20: Marni

Kay Ean Leong

September 22, 2019

Fashion, Fashion Shows, News

TWO critiques have been perennially levelled against fashion: firstly, that fashion is mere fun and frivolity; and secondly, that fashion is complicit in harming the environment by only encouraging more and mor...

Costa Rica makes pledge in fight against climate change

Charlie Navin-Holder

June 25, 2019

Culture, News

COSTA Rica has made a major statement in the fight against climate change, pledging to a plan of zero emissions by 2050. Upon announcing the National Decarbonisation Plan, Costa Rican President Carlos Alvarado ...

NYFW19: Chromat

Lupe Baeyens

February 12, 2019

Fashion, Fashion Shows, News

BECCA McCharen-Tran, creative director of brand Chromat, set an example for the rest of the fashion industry with her SS19 collection. How much strong inspirational messages can one turn into reality w...

Michel Comte and Wavelength Foundation set sail to Spitsbergen to focus in on climate change

Oliver Krug

January 18, 2019

Culture, Europe, Feature, Photography

“IF you ask my advice, let’s take them to hell and back. Only then they’ll see.” The energy, the anger but above all the good humoured hands-on attitude and experience shaped by half a life of activism underly ...

Milan Menswear SS16: Vivienne Westwood

Emma Walsh

June 23, 2015

News

Standing ragged and bold, the Vivienne Westwood show stripped back to basics in an almost primal display of man meets fashion. Telling a very visual story, the dishevelled models opened the show with minimal, s...

Future cities – biomimicry

Glass Archive

September 19, 2014

Archive, Culture, Feature, Glass Design

Michael Pawlyn is a conceptual and functional pioneer. As the founder of Exploration Architecture, a practice that challenges the fundamental processes of traditional design by initiating schemes derived fr...

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