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Five Good Things: Artful Rugs to Candy-Hued Climbing Frames
"If your floor is in need of a party, look no further than GUR. They weave cliffs, lakes, giraffes (we think) and various fruity themed rugs. Beautifully made and plenty of fun!"read more »
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Botanique: Bondage Meets Horticulture
On a bright weekend morning in London’s Shoreditch House, Botanique founder Alyson Mowat, is showing a group of aspiring indoor gardeners how to nestle the roots of a baby fern into a tightly packed...
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Radclyffe Hall: Androgyny's Original Pioneer
In what is a perfect example of the double standards rife during the post-Victorian era, a prudish establishment banned pretty much any graphic depiction of sex in art and literature, but the academic...
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Taormina and the Grand Hotel Timeo
Since the 18th century, the small Sicilian town of Taormina has been exerting its pull on some of the biggest names in art, literature and film – Goethe, Picasso, Greta Garbo, DH Lawrence, Truman...
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Taormina and the Grand Hotel Timeo
Since the 18th century, the small Sicilian town of Taormina has been exerting its pull on some of the biggest names in art, literature and film – Goethe, Picasso, Greta Garbo, DH Lawrence, Truman...
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The Artful Rebellion of Kathy Acker
Author Kathy Acker (née Karen Lehman) is the epitome of punk philosophy made corporeal. With a powerfully visceral style of writing and an appropriation of the 'cut-up' technique of William S....
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Lessons We Can Learn from Argento's Suspiria
Dario Argento's Suspiria [1977] is the epitome of cinematic visual frenzy. Centred around Suzy Bannion, an American ballerina who moves to Germany to study dance at a prestigious academy (which turns...
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Lobster Loving
Not just anyone can get away with wearing a large lobster on their head and still look chic, but a fresh-faced Kyle MacLachlan remains a picture of composed elegance in Steven Meisel’s witty 1992...
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Inside Simone Rocha's New Mount Street Store
Since Simone Rocha found herself a place on the London show schedule in 2010, she has established herself as one of fashion's most beloved designers with remarkably impressive speed. Her dedication to...
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Henry Darger: In the Realms of the Unreal
Who? Writer, recluse and visionary artist. Henry Darger is now considered the most prominent figure in outsider art. Born in Chicago in 1892, he was orphaned at the age of thirteen and...
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Kaleidoscopic Paper Creations
Today’s Happy Monday comes all the way from the USA, in the form of LA-based artist Jen Stark’s rainbow-hued creations. With a nod to the Op Art movement pioneered by artists Bridget Riley and Victor...
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Phoebe Philo: Fucking Beautiful
"Tim Noble and Sue Webster's art is just electric, literally, considering it's a neon light piece. The first piece I saw was 'Wow', which looks like it belongs in a fairground. This piece, Fucking...
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The Sound of Fashion
The worlds of music and fashion are often intertwined: whether it's the soundtrack to a runway collection recontextualising its meaning (see: Prada), or models sourced from indie bands wearing the...
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Five Good Things: Artful Rugs to Candy-Hued Climbing Frames
"If your floor is in need of a party, look no further than GUR. They weave cliffs, lakes, giraffes (we think) and various fruity themed rugs. Beautifully made and plenty of fun!"read more »
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Radclyffe Hall: Androgyny's Original Pioneer
In what is a perfect example of the double standards rife during the post-Victorian era, a prudish establishment banned pretty much any graphic depiction of sex in art and literature, but the academic...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Taormina and the Grand Hotel Timeo
Since the 18th century, the small Sicilian town of Taormina has been exerting its pull on some of the biggest names in art, literature and film – Goethe, Picasso, Greta Garbo, DH Lawrence, Truman...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Botanique: Bondage Meets Horticulture
On a bright weekend morning in London’s Shoreditch House, Botanique founder Alyson Mowat, is showing a group of aspiring indoor gardeners how to nestle the roots of a baby fern into a tightly packed...
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The Artful Rebellion of Kathy Acker
Author Kathy Acker (née Karen Lehman) is the epitome of punk philosophy made corporeal. With a powerfully visceral style of writing and an appropriation of the 'cut-up' technique of William S....
View ArticleClik here to view.
Lessons We Can Learn from Argento's Suspiria
Dario Argento's Suspiria [1977] is the epitome of cinematic visual frenzy. Centred around Suzy Bannion, an American ballerina who moves to Germany to study dance at a prestigious academy (which turns...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Lobster Loving
Not just anyone can get away with wearing a large lobster on their head and still look chic, but a fresh-faced Kyle MacLachlan remains a picture of composed elegance in Steven Meisel’s witty 1992...
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