Discover the hidden faces of Iranian art, design, and culture in this new extensive showcase retracing the history and cultural legacy of one of the world’s oldest civilisations — on display at London’s V&A until September 12
Demna Gvasalia for Balenciaga moves creativity through a fashion show that looks like a betrayal unveiled by hackers in which the models are clones of one person and includes the second part of The Hacker Project started by Gucci in April
The second volume from TASCHEN’S Library of Esoterica: Astrology is a compelling visual journey through our intimate relationship with the cosmos
The kaleidoscopic paintings of the British born artist, now based in Copenhagen, “reinvent” themselves for an exclusive collaboration with the Scandinavian brand, adding a splash of colour to the fashion trends of this season
Fulham Town Hall, a deserted Victorian building situated in West London, has been brought back to life for the first time in ten years through a multidisciplinary show featuring installations, guest exhibitions, performance art, live music, and more. We sat down with curator Ben Moore to discover all you need to know about it
With people readjusting to a home-based life as a result of COVID-19, the premium home appliances, high-end furniture, and designer interiors sectors are experiencing unexpected growth. Among the companies standing out in this context is LG SIGNATURE, an ultra-premium brand known for its pioneering technologies and design
In wake of the new catastrophic wave of Coronavirus in India, Chef Radhika Khandelwal’s gourmet restaurant has transformed into a kitchen service for crematorium workers and COVID-affected producing an average of 350 cooked meals per day
An inspired collector’s volume, the editorial representation of JR’s monumental artwork ‘The Wound’ recounts an unpublished dialogue between the artist and curator Arturo Galansino. Published by Marsilio Editori, the book was unveiled on 17th May through a live event on Palazzo Strozzi’s Instagram account
As the first major UK exhibition of the visual activist – running at the Tate Modern until May 31 – is about to come to an end, we explore their documentation of South Africa’s Black LGBTQIA+ communities and reflect upon their contribution to the future of the country
Venice is 1600 years old and the spirit of mademoiselle Coco Chanel is brought back to life in the form of a winged lion, the so-called Leone Marciano, through a symbolic collection of high jewellery and a brand-new fragrance paying homage to Italy’s most romantic city
Collectible DRY sat down with the London-based artistic duo to discuss their newest series, “The Past, Present & Imperceptible,” and unveil the secrets behind their mesmerising ‘hazy’ portraits
According to a statement released by the organisation on Monday, “clear and convincing” evidence was collected to claim that the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) was responsible for the massacre of the Yazidi community in 2014