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Loewe Weaves launches collaboration in partnership with Sotheby’s

May 5, 2021

WITH THE aim of reinforcing Loewe’s commitment to craft, the brand is exploring the world of weaving. Looking at the Chestnut roaster from Galicia, a handmade pot created from clay that has poles in it, the Spa...

Chu Teh-Chun (Zhu Dequn, B.1920), Vertige Neigeux, Painted in 1990-1999, oil on canvas, diptych, each 200 x 200 cm, overall 200 x 400 cm, The Painting was sold for HK$ 45,460,000 at Christies Hong Kong Asian Contemporary Art & Chinese 20th Century Art Sale on the 29th of November 2009, Courtesy of Christie's Images Ltd

From the Glass Archive – The Power of Vision: how China became a major art world player

Bruna Volpi

April 29, 2016

Archive, Art, Culture, Feature

The Power of Vision – Part two of a Glass exploration to reveal just how China became one of the most powerful art markets in the world A prosperous present IN THE last ten years we have seen a phenomenal r...

Damien Hirst or Ai Weiwei? Debating with London Art Studies

Stephanie Clair

September 15, 2015

Avant Art, Culture, Feature

Responding to the growth in popularity but perhaps a lack of confident understanding of art, Kate Gordon has built an educational model which aims to cultivate awareness and stimulate debate within the wide...

Fendi launches boutique on New Bond Street, London

Livia Feltham

May 4, 2014

News

The razzle-dazzle coated cherry on the top of the London party scene during the past week was certainly the launch of the new Fendi boutique on New Bond Street on Thursday evening. The soirée saw one of the mos...

Portraying the Revolution – Glass is granted an intimate view of Russian Art Week, London

Diana Kurakina

December 24, 2013

Avant Art, Feature

“...Blessed are those who visited this world In moments of its destination.” Fyodr Tyutchev, Cicero (1830) Last month, I was given an insider’s taste of Russian Art Week, a bi-annual event which brings ...

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