Meet Cosmo Sheldrake: A 22 year-old master looper, vocalist, multi-instrumentalist and producer.
Artist Richard Woods has a D.I.Y sensibility, in fact his new show at Alan Cristea Gallery in London is called just that. D.I.Y. We have had a mini love affair with Woods since creating pieces for Paul Smith’s space in Tokyo.
People around the world have been relying on Vogue for education on style, art, and life for over one hundred years, so it is only fitting that they now have extended their services into the realm of higher education, at the newly opened Condé Nast College of Fashion & Design.
I had the chance to be invited by the Bulgari team on a wonderful trip between Rome, Bern and London, where we finished in the pristine Bulgari Hotel & Residences in the heart of Knightsbridge. After experiencing the glitters of Bulgari in Rome and the technical watch factory
It wasn’t a long time ago that Mt. Wolf was playing in small pubs around London. The fresh four piece Kate Sproule, Bassi Fox, Stevie McMinn and Al Mitchell are making a name for themselves.
This beautiful terraced, four-story home in East London dates back from the Victorian age. The modern feel to the house is in thanks to the spacious white walled rooms, optimizing light for a
Roy Lichtenstein, Whaam!, 1963 Tate. © Estate of Roy Lichtenstein/DACS 2012 In the first comprehensive account of his art since his death, Lichtenstein: A Retrospective at London’s Tate Modern is a true homage to the dynamic work of the pop art pioneer.
Hailing from England, Ghostpoet (aka Obaro Ejimiwe) represents a progressive spoken-word, rap genre of hip-hop that I can’t get enough of.
The latest exhibition at Hayward Gallery displays the works of artists from the 1960s to the present day who have used artificial light as matter.
It’s a work day for Sarah Parker, and she is knee-deep in paper, glue, and half drunken cups of tea. While this East London-based creative may have studied primarily with pen and pencil, graduating from Illustration at the University of Brighton, she is most known and
If being able to control the rain is something that’s always been on your bucket list, then look no further than London Barbican’s Rain Room.
After New York Fashion Week, London Fashion Week is the second round with not much time between the two.