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From the swinging '60s, through punk and onto Factory records and The Haçienda. Margaret Calvert's road signage, to the E-Type's that whizzed passed them. Richard Rogers' Lloyd's building and Norman Foster's Gherkin, the uncompromising intensity...
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Comprising the works of Stephen Burks, Rama Chorpash, Michele Oka Doner, Sebastian Errazuriz, Philip & Kelvin LaVerne, John Paul Philippe, James Salaiz, Suzanne Tick, and Mark Welsh - all of whom call the city in question home - New York, New York,...
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Opening late last year, Minty Concept Club's Gallery is one of those lovingly curated shop cum exhibition spaces that are so pleasingly on the rise. Handpicking the best that the Czech Republic has to offer, alongside presenting talent from around...
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Looking somewhere between the chaotic remnants of a particularly wild party - you know, the sort the kids on Skins throw weekly - or a deeply unsettling supernatural intervention; LAST NEW YEAR is a bewilderingly brilliant series of installations by...
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Assuming the roles of model, photographer, art director, hair and make-up, and so on... influential American artist Cindy Sherman has been producing mesmerising conceptual self-portraits since the 1970s, and continues to this day; challenging...
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We recently stumbled across a surprising take on the abiding tradition of animal skin rugs. New York based artist Joshua Longo's monster skin rug had us in raptures; we had to find out more. Turns out Joshua is a multi-disciplinary artist with a...
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I rarely cover art installations in this column, but I found Song Dong’s Waste Not (Wu jin qi yong) currently on display at the Barbican’s Curve both moving, and interesting from a design and styling point of view....
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Regular readers will by now be familiar with Zürich's The Proposal - a convention-clobbering marriage of art and accommodation that, back in December, we called "not just a gallery, but possibly the most astonishingly unique B&B we can recall"....
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Ever since 1970s New York, trains have been the graffiti artist's time-honoured canvas of choice. Every spray-can clutching, sneaker wearing b-boy worth their salt will have let their creative juices flow on a carriage or two. Imagine then, the...
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Tight jeans, black t-shirts, denim jackets littered with patches from your favourite bands, and hair. Lots of it. The formative years of every good man, or woman, worth their salt should have - for at least a part of it - been spent surviving pits,...
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You know Terry Richardson, he's the one who you're never sure whether he's an insanely talented, super-cool photographer superstar - or your semi-naked creep uncle who gets lucky with his crappy old point-and-click Kodak. You know Hollywood, it's...
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We featured Matt Martin's Photocopy Club in The Weekend Edit at the start of the month - describing it as "challenging art elitism, and generally just reintroducing a bit of that magical punk DIY" - however, we're so smitten with his concept, and...
City Notes
Just shy of an hour's drive down the coast from bustling Barcelona sits the Costa Daurada's only 'Grand Luxe 5*' resort: the very fancy Le Méridien RA Hotel & Spa. With 150 guest rooms, suites and apartments on the beachfront of 'Platja de Sant...
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A striking new addition to Prague’s culturally minded hospitality scene, Sir Prague opens its doors inside a meticulously restored neo-Renaissance building dating back to 1884. The latest venture from Sir Hotels, this sophisticated stay blends...
City Notes
Located in Copenhagen’s tranquil Østerbro district, Amator is an attractive new spot that blends the warmth of home dining with the refinement of a contemporary café and restaurant. The brainchild of chef Mateusz Sarnowski, better known as Mati...
City Notes
Bringing a sleek blend of Japanese-inspired aesthetics and high-fidelity audio to the heart of Williamsburg, Hear & There is the latest destination for those seeking an immersive dining and drinking experience. The debut concept from...
Dispatches
If you are confused between debt settlement and bankruptcy, you should read this article. We know it’s a tough choice; that’s why it’s vital to decide after reading both sides' positive and negative points. Certain conditions define the...
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Engagement ring designs have moved far beyond the classic white diamond, and today, more couples are choosing gemstones that carry colour, character, and meaning. Each gemstone tells a story. Whether it's the glow of moonstone or the green of...
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When we think of cruising, it’s easy to picture sunlit harbours, city skylines at dusk, and cultural excursions in destinations like Santorini or Rome. But there's another type of experience layered into these voyages, one that often goes...
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There’s a certain romance to the open road — until you find yourself two hours deep in a Catalan car park, arguing with an intercom about whether your booking is “in the system.” Ask anyone who’s tried to rent a car abroad: the dream can...