Kathy Dalwood's Plaster Busts Exhibition ''Secret Society: A Sculptural Banquet''

19 May 2013 No Comments

London-based artist and designer Kathy Dalwood has arranged a soirée like no other. Her collection of plaster busts, set as a bizarre banquet for a mysterious gathering of characters, is now on display at Pitzhanger Manor / PM Gallery & House in London, UK,  and it will be open through June 9th, 2013. [...]

Made In Brooklyn Video Series by Dustin Cohen

28 April 2013 {2} Comments

Created by Brooklyn-based photographer and director Dustin Cohen, ''Made In Brooklyn'' is an ongoing video series that celebrates the art of the handmade. [...]

Daan Roosegaarde: The Interactive Knight In Digital Shining Armor!

23 April 2013 No Comments

Once upon a time, there was an artist-turned-architect who got tired of walls, doors and windows and decided to dress reality up to fit his own spruced up version of the future. [...]

Discipline Presents LIVING WITH Liselotte Watkins

15 April 2013 No Comments

LIVING WITH is the new project by Discipline that tells the story of inspiring individuals and their incredible lives through the eyes of renowned interiors photographer Paul Barbera. [...]

DOWN THE RABBIT HOLE: Vasilis Papatsarouchas’ Journey With Alice In Wonderland

04 March 2013 {1} Comment

In a new adaptation of the classic book, Greek visual artist and acclaimed book illustrator Vasilis Papatsarouchas presents his own distinctive perspective on the well-known tale of ‘Alice in Wonderland’. [...]

SOMF: Sorority Girls With Signature Style

21 February 2013 {1} Comment

There’s a lot to be said about a woman with signature style, but when a designer nabs that all-elusive ''signature item'', you know they’re about to make history. When their Trompe-l'œil tattoo separates became the most recognizable item on the Greek fashion scene, we knew SOMF was headed for greatness. [...]

Shinsuke Kawahara’s Whimsical Paris Apartment

10 February 2013 {3} Comments

What is a rice paper tearoom doing in the middle of a French, 17th Century apartment? Japanese designer Shinsuke Kawahara turns a prime slice of Parisian real estate into his own private playground, unapologetically reinterpreting French chic to suit his whimsical view of the world.   [...]

Human Geographies by Ed Fairburn

24 December 2012 {1} Comment

Painter, scribbler, maker and thinker Ed Fairburn has some very strange habits. As a bored 15-year-old, he glued a stamp on a slice of toast and turned it into a mailable postcard! Since then, he has systematically used the postal system as an alternative gallery space, although his talents have long outgrown the mailbox. [...]