We we’re a little concerned after coming across an interesting tale of cultural and commercial conflict, and the restraint this conflict has tried to introduce into the borrow-and –take world of [...]
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Proving just how obssesed we are with celebrities, branding and wealth (as a nation, that is), artist Richard Phillips‘ latest project, Most Wanted, captures just a few of the famous [...]
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SHOWstudio‘s exhibitions have quickly earned a reputation of being among some of the most innovative and interesting around London’s streets, and we’re pretty sure the latest one – an uncensored [...]
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The worlds of fashion and art are getting set for a serious collision: Louis Vuitton has just launched its new Young Arts Project, which will see the fashion house team [...]
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Following her collaboration with British heritage brand Barbour, luxury accessories designer Anya Hindmarch is wondering into the world of art for latest venture.
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Paul Smith is delighted to be exhibiting the work of up and coming artist Benedict Radcliffe at Paul Smith’s Mayfair shop. Best known for his love of machines, engineering, graphic [...]
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Tokion Magazine announces the Fourth Annual Creativity Now Conference, to be held at Cooper Union’s historic Great Hall on October 14th and 15th, 2006. This unique symposium will bring together [...]
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Published just one month after John Lennon’s death this Rolling Stone cover has been named the top US magazine cover of the past 40 years. Demi Moore at the height [...]
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We completely support anyone who demonstrates a love for the art that is couture and the FT has an article detailing exactly why couture will never die. This art – [...]
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It was a moment in history, the night Hugh Grant was caught with a prostitute and now Art collector Charles Saatchi has bought a painting of the place where the [...]
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“Fashion is still a stepchild of photography, unless it is Louise Dahl-Wolfe showing a bathing suit and making it art,” says Etheleen Staley of the Staley-Wise Gallery in New York.”
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