Now on display at the Shoe Galleries at Selfridges , Pernilla is a conceptual shoe collection that is part footwear, part sculpture. The series of eight unusual silhouettes are crafted by traditional shoe making methods.
Designed by the Swiss-born, London-based fashion artist, Cat Potter, the designs are inspired by the wooden sculptures of Australian artist, Ricky Swallow. Via:PSFK
Damien Hirst has teamed up with The Row to create a special edition backpack.
They are presenting a spectacular mix of food and light art designed to turn the enjoyment of dining in a car into an exceptional sensory experience.
Pin It ‘The Absent Model’ – Reflections of a Stylist’s Work is an intriguingly clever yet beautifully simple site specific show, curated by Tory Turk, who was recently described by Tatler magazine as ‘one of the curators of the moment’. On one level Tory explores the role of the fashion stylist and the creative process [...]
A fully paid-up member of the rowdy YBA generation in the 90s, the artist made his name with his household gloss-painted life-size door paintings. On the eve of a solo show at Tate Britain, he talks about his agent Jay Jopling, his farm in upstate New York – and why he now confines his excesses to the studio
All communities are reaping the benefit in the 2013 UK city of culture, as visitors pour in and a new generation of talent flourishes, with a little help from old hitmakers
The doyen of British sculpture gives the Guardian an exclusive preview of his major new exhibition in the German capital
Meaning and dream collide in Barnett Newman’s work: that’s why the abstract expressionist’s Onement VI fetched $43.8m
The Jerwood/Film and Video Umbrella Awards are major awards for moving-image artists in the first five years of their practice, presented in partnership by Jerwood Visual Arts (JVA) and Film and Video Umbrella.
Samara Scott winner The Converse/Dazed Emerging Art Award 2012 For the fourth year in a row, Converse and Dazed are offering a prize of £5000 to one UK artist and £1000 to the selected runners up in our Emerging Artist Award, as well as an opportunity to be part of the award exhibition in LondonNewcastle [...]
Most days art Critic Paul Carey-Kent spends hours on the train, travelling between his home in Southampton and his day job in Surrey. Could he, we asked, jot down once a week whatever art stuff came into his head?
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