Category: Art
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A brush with Picasso: rare portraits to be displayed in London
National Portrait Gallery exhibition will feature more than 75 portraits, some of which have never been seen in the UK
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Nature at full gallop: Slim d’Hermès Pocket Panthère
Hermès Watchmaker unveiled a one-of-a-kind creation born from an association between engraving and enamelling. Echoing the Hermès annual theme for 2016: “Nature at full gallop”, the great cat featured on the dial of the Slim d’Hermès Pocket Panthère is drawn from an illustration by the artist Dallet, who worked with the house in the 1980s.…
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Hasselblad H6D is writing a new chapter in medium format photography
Hasselblad celebrates its 75th anniversary with the all new H6D Medium Format Camera. The Result? The highest quality output from any digital camera in today’s market. Hasselblad began its journey when founder, Victor Hasselblad, refused to simply copy an aerial surveillance camera at the request of the Swedish government who asked him if he had…
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Glasgow International review – irrepressible vitality everywhere
Glasgow itself is the focus of its 2016 festival of contemporary art, with 220 artists from around the world jostling for space – and plywood – and everything from the Panama Papers to velvet lobsters
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Open all hours: Art Night to give Londoners their own nuit blanche
Inspired by the popular Paris events, audiences will be able to explore art in venues from tube stations to luxury flats for one entire night this summer
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Erwin Olaf for Ruinart: exclusive photos capturing the spirit of the prominent patron of the arts
Photographer Erwin Olaf is the latest artist to collaborate with Ruinart. For decades, humans have left their marks in the Crayères. The international photographing artist Erwin Olaf has captured them for Ruinart champagne house. Ruinart is the oldest Champagne house, established in 1729, and has been collaborating with artists since 1896, when it commissioned Art…