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Opening at KK Outlet on 2nd December is O Come All Ye Hackers exhibition. We all know that Christmas jumpers are a good thing so we can't wait to check out Andrew Solomone's hacked knitting machine creations using electronic inspired 'digital'...
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Munich-born, Berlin-based; Sarah Illenberger is a visual artist whose three-dimensional illustrations are in high demand. Having created spellbinding commissions for the likes of Wallpaper*, Nike and the New York Times, Illenberger turns the mundane...
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Milan based duo Carnovsky, who you may recall we introduced you to at the tail end of last year, opened their latest show - 'La Selva: RGB Black Series' - recently at DreamBagsJaguarShoes in the heart of London's east end. After the success of last...
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McBess (aka Matthieu Bessudo) opened his latest London show - The Folding Knife at The Book Club in the heart of London's East End on Thursday and we were there. With exclusive mural work and prints, the entire venue is cleverly covered in McBess'...
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We were understandably excited to witness the much-hyped Banksy installation at the United States' first major street art exhibition; Art in the Streets at LA's MOCA. What we weren't necessarily expecting was one of the most exhilarating modern art...
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New Zealand born, Stockholm-based architect and illustrator Sarah Otley will this week be exhibiting a series of cognizant-cool sketches. If you’re a regular We Heart reader you may recognise her as part of the super-talented Monki design team....
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At the tail end of last year we featured (n)arcissus - another, equally organic, light-based installation - from New York studio SOFTlab. They've been at it again, plunging the weird and wonderful creatures at the depths of the darkest oceans, for...
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Kai & Sunny are yet again gracing the walls of Stolen Space with their follow up solo exhibition The Flower Show. After their previous sell-out exhibitions - What A Wonderful World and Return To The Wild - the duo have created a series of monotone...
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If you go down to the woods today, you're in for a big surprise. Okay, they're not exactly woods — they are the exquisite grounds that make up Antwerp's open air contemporary art gallery, Middelheim Museum — but, nevertheless, you're in for a...
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Anyone who was a teenager in the 90s will, whether they know it or not, be familiar with the subversive genius of Ian Anderson and the studio he formed as a student in Sheffield - from record covers for the likes of Pop Will Eat Itself, Aphex Twin,...
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From today, the 15th, until 20th March, Somerset House in London will be hosting the Joy of Living exhibition, a charity project that unites over 100 leading lights of the design community in support of Maggie’s Cancer Caring Centres. Design...
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Back in the early 80s, before pyrotechnics, orchestras and 24 month world tours, Metallica were tearing apart the 'bay scene', punishing audiences in California with their super-fast, raw metal. Photographer Bill Hale was in the right place at the...
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...
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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...
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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...