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Situated along the stunning Bondi to Tamarama coastal walk, Sculpture by the Sea, Bondi is one of Sydney’s most popular events, with 500,000 visitors viewing sculptures by artists from around the world. With plans underway for the 26th Bondi...
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In the heart of a concrete jungle lies a cave that exists on the faint line between fiction and reality. Tripping the light fantastic between pop culture fantasy and art and design, harnessing inspirations from American action figures of the 1980s...
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French illustrator-turned-artist, Jean Jullien, is a familiar name to these pages; his humorous work having crossed from internet famous to working for clients including New York Times, Hermès and Vogue. From there, the Nantes-born London-based...
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A Paris-based contemporary artist of Dutch descent, Robin Kid (a.k.a. The Kid) has taken over Templon's Grenier-Saint-Lazare space in its entirety for Kingdom of Ends; his second solo show to date for the Parisian gallery. Through the evocative...
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With artworks and installations completely created through inflatable and balloon art, the Balloon Museum allows visitors to transcend the real world and flow into a more squishy realm through immersive experiences and new artistic expressions and...
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With large-scale painting, 3D-printed sculpture, and mixed media pieces, Brooklyn-based artist Jeremy Olson's solo show, this time of monsters, places his familiar cast of otherworldly, sci-fi-influenced creatures into futuristic scenes; an...
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A beautiful country house built in 1855 is the site for several modernist annexes that began at the end of the 1950s. Looking over the sea to Sweden on the coast of North Zeeland, Denmark, it sits amid fancy housing estates 30 kilometres north of...
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Following ten months in the making, Rainbow Ribbons, a new site-specific installation built for the purpose of encouraging community in the neighbourhood, has been unveiled in the recently opened Claremont Park, Brent Cross Town. The installation...
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A labour of love bringing mental health issues, specifically grief and loss to the public consciousness in a colourful and creative way, Fandangoe SKIP is a public art installation by London-based print artist Fandangoe Kid in collaboration with...
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As we teeter precariously on the edge of dissolving democracy, as Silicon Valley's technocratic ambitions tear through late stage capitalism and a virus that the west are incapable of successfully handling continues to cause an upheaval to society...
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New York-based artist, Tina Yu, enters a fantasy world inspired by her childhood in her latest series; her enigmatic clay sculptures formed into ornate and fanciful creatures that are eerily lifelike. Currently on view at Downtown Los...
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It’s always the quiet ones, they say. As far as off-the-radar goes, Northumberland is as close as it gets. In every sense. The northernmost county of England, it is tucked right up on the country’s north east, bordering Scotland and the bracing...
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Opened as the restaurant Sketch by Mourad Mazouz and three Michelin-starred French chef Pierre Gagnaire in 2003, the Mayfair Grade ll* listed building once home to the Royal Institute of British Architects and the London atelier of Christian Dior...
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It started as a 1992 photoshoot for Spin magazine in which husband-and-wife photography duo, Guzman, had planned to spoof the outdated notions of family life that the most famous celebrity couple of the moment had so outspokenly refuted — Courtney...
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Mid-century Austrian flair paired with The Hoxton’s distinctive warm and layered design aesthetics form the style for the design hotel brand's latest opening. With 196 guest rooms, a Cuban-inspired rooftop bar with pool and outstanding views, a...
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Housed in a lovingly restored 1924 modernist Spanish property in Valencia's Ruzafa neighbourhood, La Novieta is an adults-only hotel with just four ensuite guest rooms. The brainchild of Bertrand and Fabien — who double as proprietors of both...
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Restoring a commercial roof is a significant investment that can extend the lifespan of your building and save on future repairs. However, there are common pitfalls that can turn this critical project into a costly nightmare. In this post, we’ll...
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Poker nights are a famous tradition, whether held in person or online. They bring friends together for an evening of excitement and strategy. Creating a unique atmosphere can elevate the experience and make it memorable for all participants. This...
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Having a happy dog isn't just about ownership; it's about companionship, care, and ensuring their happiness. Whether you're a new dog owner or looking to enhance your canine companion's well-being, this guide will steer you through the essentials of...
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If you're culturally engaged in all aspects of your life, an art gallery is a place you should visit at least once. Art galleries offer the chance to discover historical works and new pieces by talented artists. Art, especially contemporary art,...