London-based artist Ewa Wilczynski teases her new project Emily Rae Pellerin June 23, 2017 Art, Avant Art, Feature TWO years ago Glass had the pleasure of interviewing the then up-and-coming, ethereal, multi-disciplinary artist Ewa Wilczynski. Now fully having found her footing on the global arts scene, Glass catches up wit...
Glass is the official media partner for DR/OP: Beyond Boundaries Art Show, Singapore Emily Rae Pellerin June 16, 2017 Art, Avant Art, Feature, Glass Celebrates GLASS magazine is proud to announce its position as the official media partner for DR/OP: Beyond Boundaries, an art show opening this August in Singapore. Japanese artist and curator Yutaka Inagawa leads the ar...
Glass reviews this year’s Vibrant NYCxDESIGN Emily Rae Pellerin May 22, 2017 America, Architecture, Design, Feature, Glass Design, New York NYCxDESIGN, taking place this year nearly the full month of May, is a city-wide celebration of design in its many diverse media: digital and tech, film and TV, fashion, furniture, architecture, interiors, lands...
Glass enjoys a private hammam at the Spa Laaroussa, Fez, Morroco Emily Rae Pellerin April 24, 2017 Feature, Rest Of The World, Travel Fez, Morocco’s Spa Laaroussa offers a relaxing private hammam to the sounds of acoustic Oud THE DOOR of Riad Laaroussa’s Spa Laaroussa, a short walk from Fez’s directional mainstay Bab Boujloud, open into a ...
Glass continues touring Morocco’s artisanal capital, Fez, and stays at the Palais Amani Emily Rae Pellerin April 17, 2017 Feature, Rest Of The World, Travel Glass continues touring Morocco’s artisanal capital, Fez, complete with a stay at a true eden: the exclusive Palais Amani FOLLOWING the porter uphill through a sinuous, narrow Tadelakt side street,...
Glass Reviews Ryan Joseph Burns’ debut album, Absence Emily Rae Pellerin April 11, 2017 Culture, Glass Talent, Music, News IN HIS debut album Absence, out this week, Scotsman Ryan Joseph Burns soulfully croons into his harmonica, an unaffected, impassioned glimpse into the lovesick and forlorn psyche of a 20-something musician. He ...
Glass escapes to Morocco and experiences the utmost luxury at Riad Fès Emily Rae Pellerin April 10, 2017 Architecture, Design, Feature, Rest Of The World, Travel RIAD Fès, of the renowned Relais & Châteaux consortium of luxury hotels and restaurants, is the only of its kind in the city of Fez, Morocco. A tastefully expansive campus, Riad Fès provides 5-star accommod...
The Glass Guide to Art Central Hong Kong 2017 Emily Rae Pellerin March 15, 2017 Art, Feature, Glass Celebrates UPCOMING in its third year, Art Central Hong Kong will run from March 21 until 25, with programming extending into April. An event intent on the democracy of artistic experience, the galleries and artists it pl...
Glass visits the TAP Center in Phoenix, Arizona – unexpected bastion of hospitality Emily Rae Pellerin December 23, 2016 Architecture, Design, Feature NEARING its one-year anniversary, we’ve recognised in Phoenix, Arizona’s TAP Center bus terminal one example of great design – both formally and functionally. Phoenix is a beautiful southwestern American city, ...
Glass Holiday Gift Guide – Scent Luxury Candle Subscription Emily Rae Pellerin December 19, 2016 Cosmetics We Love, Fragrance Picks, News, Shopping Guide WE live in the age of convenience. Subscription-based services exist for every type of consumer – the fashionista, the tech junkie, the makeup fiend, the theatergoer. Finally, we’ve found a service catering to ...
Prospect NY x Baron Von Fancy Curated Homewares – On Our List Emily Rae Pellerin December 1, 2016 Art, News, Shopping Guide NYC-BASED Prospect NY has released a limited edition capsule collection in collaboration with infamous artist Baron Von Fancy. His work notoriously bridges – and complicates – boundaries between street and luxu...
Musician and artist Ebe Oke’s Open Rehearsal at The Watermill Center, New York Emily Rae Pellerin October 26, 2016 Culture, Feature, Glass Talents, Music UPCOMING next month is experimental artist Ebe Oke’s open rehearsal at Robert Wilson’s The Watermill Center in New York, where he is a current artist-in-residence. Oke is an operatic spoken word artist-cum-e...
NYC Gagosian Gallery Downtown Exhibits Georg Baselitz Emily Rae Pellerin October 5, 2016 Art, Avant Art, Culture, News IT’S walking into a room pregnant with portent – something ominous lingers unspoken between his giant canvases and monolithic sculptures. Georg Baselitz’s current show at New York City’s Gagosian Gallery 21st S...
Only Connect opens new show DR/OP in Onomichi, Hiroshima Emily Rae Pellerin May 16, 2016 Art, Avant Art, News ONLY CONNECT, the understated curatorial powerhouse based in Onomichi, Japan (whose healthily unruly inaugural show Dogs in a Room Glass featured last year) has just opened another show. The exhibit is a...
Glass speaks with heart-throb Juan Pablo Raba on the release of The 33 Emily Rae Pellerin December 11, 2015 Culture, Don't Miss: Film, Don't Miss: Theatre, Feature, Glass Talents, Television Writhing, screaming, violently rocking. A petulant alcoholic trapped for over a week underground in a partially collapsed mine, for whom withdrawal has become all-consuming. In one of the most powerfully emo...
Glass talks with two-time Tony Award nominee Stark Sands Emily Rae Pellerin November 11, 2015 Feature, Glass Talents, Television An exclusive interview with the star of the new Minority Report TV series Before there was Tom Cruise in Steven Spielberg’s 2002 blockbuster Minority Report, there was Philip K Dick’s short story of the same...
Restless preoccupations Emily Rae Pellerin September 22, 2015 Asia, Avant Art, Culture, Feature, Malaysia, Photography Glass Interviews Yutaka Inagawa on his Malaysian solo show and His restless preoccupation with intersecting mediums, cultural identities Japanese photomontage artist Yutaka Inagawa’s solo show in Kuala L...
I Think Therefore I #: Celina Teague responds to the dialogues of social media Emily Rae Pellerin August 3, 2015 Avant Art, Culture, News It would be easy to read painter Celina Teague’s new show at Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery in London, I think therefore I #, as a cynic’s dense iteration of the ephemerality and frivolity of social media and its...
Hiroshima’s Dogs in a Room Exhibit is Daringly Confrontational Emily Rae Pellerin August 3, 2015 Avant Art, Culture, News The typical curator strives to create harmony amongst their artworks – they take a space, manipulate the artistry within it, and premeditate a navigable and digestible experience for the patron. In discordan...
Andrei Tarkovsky Retrospective at NYC’s MAD: Sculpting in Time Emily Rae Pellerin July 14, 2015 Culture, Don't Miss: Film, Glass Design Tarkovsky’s Solaris opens with mesmerising visuals of the natural earth, emphasising the tactile grandeur of what it has to offer – from there, the near entire rest of the film is set in space, on a vessel livi...
NYC’s Museum of Art and Design focuses on filmmaker Roy Andersson in Spring Retrospective Emily Rae Pellerin June 2, 2015 Avant Art, Culture, Don't Miss: Film, News New York City’s Museum of Arts and Design presents It's Hard to Be Human: The Cinema of Roy Andersson until June 27. Featuring his American breakout film A Swedish Love Story alongside his lesser known short fi...
