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Glass speaks to artist Catherine Mondoa

July 6, 2020

CATHERINE Mondoa is an African-American artist based in London. After graduating from BSc Materials Science Engineering from Carnegie Mellon University, Mondoa currently studies MA Textiles at the Royal College...

Antony Gormley sculptures reign supreme at Philadelphia Museum of Art

Derby Jones

March 21, 2019

Art, News

STANDING high above the cityscape, at the top of a grand set of steps, ten cast-iron “blockwork” sculptures by Antony Gormley look over Philadelphia. Situated at the entrance of the city’s landmark museum – one...

Suzan Frecon and Richard Serra exhibit in David Zwirner gallery in Hong Kong

Olga Kuznietsova

May 24, 2018

Art, News

DAVID ZWIRNER opens two new show displaying works of American artists Suzan Frecon and Richard Serra for the first time in Hong Kong. Both exhibitions have the intention to show challenging art without compromi...

Glass interviews photographic artist Andy Freeberg

Amrit Chana

November 15, 2017

Art, Feature

GROWING up in New York City and studying at the University of Michigan, Andy Freeberg, is a famous photographer who is known for his photographs which capture the life inside a museum which focus on the artist,...

American make-up brand Kat Von D launches in London

Sara Hesikova

September 13, 2016

Beauty, Cosmetics We Love, Feature

ON a beautiful warm summer morning in early July, journalists were invited to Two Temple Place in London to attend the launch of an exclusive brand – Kat Von D – a popular American cosmetic brand with an edge,...

Fashion Illustration Gallery’s Christmas Art Fair comes to Chelsea this weekend

Alexia Sakellariou

December 9, 2015

Art, Fashion, News

Fashion Illustration Gallery is mixing up’ fashion and art together by organising a Christmas Art Fair with the help of many emerging and talented illustrators, such as Rosie McGuinness, Susannah Garrod, Petra ...

Sculptor Duane Hanson at Gagosian NYC – The Commonplace Refurbished as Surreal

Emily Rae Pellerin

November 5, 2014

Avant Art, News

“I want to achieve a certain tough realism which speaks of the fascinating idiosyncrasies of our times,” Duane Hanson This past week, Gagosian New York presented American sculptor Duane Hanson’s Security Guar...

Natural progression

Livia Feltham

July 23, 2014

Art, Avant Art, Culture, Feature, Glass Celebrates, Glass Talents, News

The very first major solo exhibition is a turning point for any artist, though when it comes to Caroline Jane Harris, an artist whose innate instinct for what’s in the detail continues to astonish us, it’s a ...

Mario Schifano: 1960-69

Fausta Maria Bolettieri

July 3, 2014

Avant Art, Culture, Feature

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...

Against the clock

Bonnie Friend

May 5, 2014

Avant Art, Feature

Art doesn’t have to be pretty, it doesn’t even have to be something that you like, but it’s a pretty universally acknowledged truth that for art to be successful it has to be inspiring, none more ...

Simply does it

Bonnie Friend

March 19, 2014

Art, Avant Art, Culture, Feature, Glass Talents, News

In a world of perpetual information, constant conversation, and complex debate, it is an unbridled breath of fresh air and a proverbial sigh of relief to come across someone whose view liberates you from th...

Artistic transgressor

Peter Yeoh

March 14, 2014

Avant Art, Feature

The polymorphous art of Sterling Ruby embraces paradox, confounds expectations, and defies easy categorisation. Yet at the same time his creative output partakes of and helps establish new paradigms for definin...

Hold still

Bonnie Friend

January 30, 2014

Avant Art, Feature

This February, Luxembourg & Dayan London, highlights Lucien Freud’s unique creative vision by exhibiting two key nude portraits by the late artist. If there is one thing Lucien Freud is known for, as...

The luckiest man alive – Glass interviews artist Alex Echo

Justin van Vliet

January 3, 2014

Avant Art, Feature

The work of artist Alex Echo – vibrant abstracts with thick layers of paint – literally drip off the canvas. Taking inspiration from various sources Impressionism, the Pre-Raphaelites and minimalism,...

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