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Formal; The Golden Age
I was eight years old and I was living in Courbevoie, France with my family and La Belle Époque (the Golden Age) was in its prime.
The Twenty SS20 Issue
Tag: history
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RATIO; The Old in the Now
Old books are, perhaps, some of the greatest remainders of the past. They are little fragments of history embedded in…
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BREEZE; Windy Literature
When the sun is shining and a gentle breeze can be felt gracing across your skin, the world suddenly feels…
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BREEZE; 4D Film
Have you ever wanted to take your cinematic viewing experiences to a whole new level? Do you long to once…
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NEWS; Chris Collins Perfume
In American model-turned-perfumer Chris Collins’ mind, designing fragrance is equivalent to creating complex and colourful works of art. Collins’ perfumes are…
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ROOTS; Hidden Women
‘Where are all the women?’ asks the London Transport Museum. Yeah, where are all the bloody women? Everywhere. They always…
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Sterling Look Back to Look Forward
Film is one of the greatest narration tools when it comes to telling stories, particularly stories not so easily digestible….
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Verge; Between Shades of Historical Fiction
A bang on the door was the start of what can only be considered as a tragedy coming upon the…
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Verge; A New Land
A lot has gone on in a tiny country that has been around for 70 years, since the 14th of…
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Exposed; Acapella
All that is needed to create music is the voice of a single person. That is how music originally…
Re-Vamp; ‘From Selfie to Self-Expression’
Selfies, our guilty pleasure. However much we tried to turn away from them, we always love when our cheeky selfie…
MASHUP: A Cultural and Culinary Infusion
For the first time ever, London will be host to the Design Biennale. In honour of the 500th anniversary of…
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CLASH: Hysteria, Graphic Freud!
“What a wonderful book…Whether you know Freud or not, this will speak to your inner shrink” – Rachel Cooke Sigmund…
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Clash: A History of the Barricade
Paris; the city of love. That’s how most of us know it, but did you know this beautiful city is…
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LADY: This is….
There is a funky new major art series that takes a completely different approach, which displays art history in an…
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BLOOM: FFS (Part 1 of 3): Sparks
The short version of the story goes that Sparks were aware of Franz Ferdinand’s fascination with the prolific zeitgeist duo for…
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CORE: Transformative Artwork
Keys to a Passion, presented by the Louis Vuitton Foundation, celebrates art works that, in their view, have been key…
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RUBY: Seeing Red
The color red evokes emotional and physical responses different from all the other colours out there. Filled with passion and anger,…
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Lichtgrenze: an installation in celebration of 25 years of the Fall of the Berlin Wall
It’s been 25 years since the Berlin Wall, which separated west and east Berlin from 1961 until 1990, fell. Constructed…
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RIPPED: From the pages of history
History has always been influential to the work of American artist Mary Reid Kelley, and for her most recent…
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Move: “The still point of the turning world”
From 15th of February until the end of March you can travel back in time at the Daniel Blau Gallery…
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Bold: Viewpoints on Folklore
Medicine Mountain – Learn to Love in Seven Days II, Kunst im öffentlichen Raum Tirol, 2011 “Viewpoints on Folklore” presents…
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Stefano Ricci restores History
Stefano Ricci With the help of his family, Stefano Ricci started his collaboration with the Florence State Archive in order…