Mario Schifano: 1960-69
Mario Schifano has always been considered a rebel genius and one of Italy’s most significant post-war artists. Unlike the majority of Italian artists, however, Schifano produced hundreds of works of art durin...
Kurobuta pop-up stays up
London’s Little Beirut has a new resident, and it’s Japanese. The run of Middle Eastern restaurants and shisha cafes that stretches between Marble Arch and Paddington is now the permanent home for last year...
LC:M Maharishi SS15
As Maharishi bag themselves a spot on this season’s LC:M schedule, Glass is excited to see what this famous ‘90s brand has designed here in the year 2014!
Inspiration for the show sees Maharishi travel to th...
LC:M Craig Green SS15
Craig Green’s debut solo show is nothing short of poetic beauty. Executed in a palette heady with chemical brights and tonic navy’s the SS15 collection is engaging and wonderfully put together. The silhouette c...
LC:M Moschino SS15
Since the last certain fast food chain inspired collection, all round club kid and pop culture fashion enthusiast Jeremy Scott for Moschino has become a something of a talking point across all fashion cliques...
LC:M Topman Design SS15
Cord flares, floppy barnets and skin tight daisy jacquard knitwear all brought out to a feet-tapping funky soundtrack must of meant only one thing at LC:M, let’s do the time warp again? Glass’ multiple musings ...
10 years at Petersham Nurseries
This month the botanical treasure-trove that is Petersham Nurseries will be celebrating its 10th year. Overlooking the London Thames in Richmond, the garden centre had a humble start back in the 1970s before cl...
Issa Resort Collection 2015
Issa and resort goes so well together, don’t you think? The houses first resort offering under the creative direction of Blue Farrier, who's positively done wonders for the label, is nothing short of the ultima...
512 Hours with Marina Abramović, Serpentine Gallery, London
Marina Abramović seduces everyone she meets. This is something one can tell even if one had never met her. Yesterday morning she presented her new performance piece at the Serpentine Gallery in London and she s...
Inside the White Cube – Jack Greer, Alex da Corte and Augustus Thompson
The White Cube continues its presentation of the work of artists under the age of 40 from the US in the North Gallery of its Bermondsey space.
This exhibition is part of Inside the White Cube, a programme prof...
Nicholas Pope at Richard Saltoun Gallery, London
Despite his disappearance from the art scene due to illness, one of the most notable contemporary artists of the British art world is back with a solo exhibition. Australian-born Nicholas Pope is curren...
A fusion of fine art and luxury gaming – Alexandra Llewellyn
Luxury games board designer Alexandra Llewellyn has collaborated with fine artist Miranda Donovan to create an exclusive new limited edition backgammon board, launching at the Clerkenwell Collection on July 2.
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The Peekaboo Project – bags and benevolence
When you let 10 of the most culturally resounding females loose in the Fendi atelier, each united by a Great British creative charm, a drive for innovation and a common goal to avail those who unfortunately a...
Putting art first – Nelson Santos brings fashion and art together
To have one creative career and achieve success is remarkable, to have two is practically unheard of – but for Nelson Santos that’s exactly what’s happening. Having made his name as a fashion designer, he has a...
Spanning the decades with Lucie Campbell
At the intersection of delicately traditional and boldly contemporary lies fine jeweller Lucie Campbell. One of the last remaining family-owned jewellery boutiques on Bond Street, the design team today combines...
Alexander McQueen show announced at V&A London
Alexander McQueen show announced at V&A London
London is the home of McQueen. It’s as simple as that, and though simple is a stretch for the Alexander McQueen vocabulary, it’s the savage beauty of the cory...
Expect the unexpected
“You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view ... Until you climb into his skin and walk around in it,” said the uncompromisingly wise, Atticus Finch, in Har...
Breakfast at the Shard
Bed is the best place for breakfast, but eating it up the tallest building in western Europe with views across London could promise a close second. Aqua Shard, from Hong Kong’s Aqua Group, is a re...
Chiltern Street – London’s hottest strip
It's always a pleasure to explore Marylebone’s charming streets and stumble upon a hidden gem like Chiltern Street. Recognised as a highly desirable address, ever so quietly assured of it’s own class, style, an...
The dirty F word
“Feminism” sometimes seems to have become an utterly filthy word in the last decade or so. For every person who believes that the 21st century woman is a feminist by definition of the time in which they were ...
Lessons from the Elders – The Maasai dance to change the myths of tourism
“When I was 16, my father was the most ignorant man in the world. By the time I reached 21, I was surprised at how much he had learned in five years.” Mark Twain was a man of many words, and a fair few it seem...