To dream the impossible dream
Spring is now here. And to set our springtime in motion, Glass decided that one of the best ways to shine an inspiring new light on a season in which we like to...
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Wrap Party: Celebrating 40 years of Diane von Furstenberg
Marking the fashion house’s 40th year, Diane von Furstenberg celebrate one of their most iconic designs with Journey of a Dress: a global project which sends the decade-spanning wrap dress around the world,...
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...
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...
These New Puritans – Magnetic Field Installation
This week Glass went along to experience the Magnetic Field at 180 The Strand presented by The Vinyl Factory, an interactive audio / visual installation by These New Puritans with sound provided by...
Perrier-Jouët Arts Salon Prize 2014
Champagne Perrier-Jouët has announced the winner of the Perrier-Jouët Arts Salon Prize 2014, Laura Youngson Coll. Laura was selected by the Perrier-Jouët Arts Salon members from a shortlist of ten candidates for her fulfilment...
The beauty of abstraction – Mondrian and his studios and Nasreen Mohamedi at Tate Liverpool
This summer, Tate Liverpool will exhibit Mondrian and his Studios and Nasreen Mohamedi, as part of Tate Liverpool’s summer 2014 season entitled Abstraction into the World; Modernity, abstraction and architecture is investigated throughout...
London in Bloom at Sake no Hana
walking around most cities at this time of year blossom trees are proudly in bloom, and aplenty so. To celebrate one of the most popular seasons in the Japanese calendar, Sakura at Sake...
The Strength of Italian Fashion …?
Is the phrase, the Passion of Italian Fashion, a cliché? While this writer will always cherish a deep, dark, wistfully sentimental affinity with glamour, it’s a word that has been sullied with a...
The Bride and the Bachelors by Calvin Tomkins: Revised edition by Gagosian Gallery
The Gagosian Gallery has released a revised and expanded edition of Calvin Tomkin’s The Bride and the Bachelors. The original 1965 edition, subtitled The Heretical Courtship in Modern Art, reflected the individual, shared...
SSENSE & System join forces
Collaborations are always good, especially when it comes to pushing boundaries. The fashion online retail destination SSENSE and System, a London-based fashion magazine, are joining forces for a new project. Sky Ferreira’s...
Seeing is believing
You don’t have to travel very far these days before someone starts talking about the negative effects of TV, computer games, and the generally diminishing effects of technology on the imagination. “Where...
Wang, the high street’s new golden boy
#ALEXANDERWANGxHM. A prominent topic that caught wind rather quickly this weekend, and the industry is still reeling following H&M’s announcement, confirming that a creative coalition between the 30-year-old East Coast native and the...
Eat chicks for Easter
There’s a revolution happening in east London. A call for an end to the dude food movement of big meats and big potatoes, burgers the size of buildings and body parts so...
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,...
Brief encounters at the Pullman
In the first of a series of tales that begin from a Pullman Hotel in a number of locations, we explore the relationship of artist and patron and how a serendipitous meeting...
The stiletto
The story of the stiletto began at the dawn of a new world. The Second World The Second World War had ended and the protocols of tradition were deemed irrelevant. In an...
